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- Deloitte | World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas Incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1971, and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, the Forum is tied to no political, partisan or national interests
- Deloitte’s COVID-19 recovery plan for business | World Economic Forum
Deloitte says companies need to rethink their strategies as they move towards the ‘recovery’ phase of COVID-19 The five actions it recommends are: Reflect, Recommit, Re-engage, Rethink and Reboot Staff should be at the heart of these changes and their needs and voices valued
- Transitioning to a Quantum-Secure Economy | World Economic Forum
Quantum computing promises transformative simulation and modelling capabilities across a diverse range of industries However, these advances in computational power will also introduce significant risks via the potential threat of disruption to some widely used encryption standards This white paper developed in collaboration with Deloitte, provides guidance for a secure quantum transition
- Chief Well-being Officers: Who they are and why they matter | World . . .
In her role, Jen has transformed Deloitte's health and wellness programme into a first-of-its-kind holistic and inclusive well-being strategy She pioneered the conversation around mental health at work, which launched Deloitte’s Mental Health programme focused on creating positive and meaningful behaviour change for employees
- Global Business Leaders Support ESG Convergence by Committing to . . .
In August 2019, at the request of its IBC, the World Economic Forum collaborated with Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC in a project to identify a set of universal metrics and disclosures – Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics – deliberately drawn from existing standards, focused on the four themes of principles of governance, planet, people and prosperity
- Amplifying the Global Value of Earth Observation - The World Economic Forum
By 2030, the economic opportunity afforded by Earth observation (EO) insights is projected to surpass $700 billion while directly contributing to the abatement of 2 gigatonnes of greenhouse gases annually, marking an era of unprecedented potential in monitoring and analysing Earth from space
- Earth observation will unlock huge value for these 6 sectors
According to a new study by the World Economic Forum, in collaboration with Deloitte — Amplifying the Global Value of Earth Observation — the potential value-added from Earth data is estimated to reach $700 billion in 2030 with a cumulative $3 8 trillion contribution to global gross domestic product (GDP) between 2023-2030
- The Corporate Social Innovation Compass to Guide Social Enterprise . . .
The report underscores the dual advantage of partnering with social enterprises It shows how these collaborations can attract and retain talent, accelerate innovation, provide access to new markets, create brand value and support sustainability and financial goals
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