In today’s world we need to learn and think differently to survive uncertainty. We need to shift to thinking exponentially. We call it Mutable Thinking.
With the Covid-19 outbreak causing more home working it is pertinent to consider its impact, both in the long term and the short term.
5G will make some lagging use cases a wider reality, for example AR and VR and the obvious gains for the gaming and media/entertainment sector. We need to see however 5G delivering more tangible use case benefits around the likes of education (which will bring benefit across the world due to the lower latency) IOT and wearables which all have the opportunity to accelerate and become mainstream commoditised drivers of 5G adoption. 5G needs to demonstrate not just speed and reliability, but drive capability; the capability to do the new ; innovate and being benefits that will drive the users value aligned to the increased costs.
Brian Jones introduces Bloor’s Mutable Business framework, which we believe to be key for successful businesses in the current challenging climate.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic that’s affecting all of us globally in some way, shape or form, Info-Tech has built 2 complimentary resource centers to support the IT community...
