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Financing the UK’s infrastructure: private and public gains

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Hosting mega-events - Managing innovation in infrastructure

The future of broadband in South-East Asia

Playing the Long Game-English

Future-proofing infrastructure assets

Growth Crossings: Africa's Role

Africa's Role

Africa represents new opportunities for many companies, not only for resources but for manufacturing and services as well. As companies expand their supply chains in Africa, investment is expected to rise significantly. What are the challenges and opportunities that companies face when sourcing from Africa? 

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The Safe Cities Index 2015 Summary-Japanese

エコノミスト・インテリジェンス・ユニットの発表する“Safe Cities Index 2015”において東京が一位に選ばれる

  • デジタル時代の変革によって、サイバーリスクのような新たなリスクが生じている

  • ニューヨークはロンドン、パリ、マドリッド、ローマなどのヨーロッパ勢を抜きトップ10位にランクイン

  • 経済力が都市の安全を保障するとは限らない

ザ・エコノミスト・インテリジェンス・ユニット(EIU)が発表した最新のランキングで、東京がシンガポール、大阪をおさえて世界で最も安全な都市と評価される.

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The Safe Cities Index 2015

The Economist Intelligence Unit has launched  measuring urban safety and security. The Safe Cities Index 2015, sponsored by NEC, ranks 50 cities worldwide across five continents. 

Rethinking productivity across the construction industry

Key findings

  • Productivity is an industry-wide issue rather than firm-specific. Lagging productivity in the construction sector requires long-term structural change through the participation of stakeholders across the industry.
  • Survey respondents rank access to skilled labour, procurement methods, government requirements and aggressive project timelines at the top of their list of productivity challenges.
  • While the use of productivity-enhancing technologies is currently widespread, it is not intensive, thus creating clear advantages for early adopters.

How mobile is transforming passenger transportation

Key findings include:

  • Roughly half of private operators across the world believe mobile technologies boost network or on-time performance, cut costs and improve passenger satisfaction
  • By 2019, real-time emergency and delay updates will help solve problems that hobble the sector including congestion and uncertainty
  • Difficulties integrating data and systems, and poor quality transit information across many organisations weigh on progress

Mobile technology is transforming how people travel

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