Biotech potential set to soar with the help of digital technology
Microbes and fungi have long been nature’s helpers in producing fine food, drinks and medicine, but new digital technologies could unlock far greater potential for…
Bridging the Digital Divide: Smart City Innovation Strategies for Developing Nations
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha, Raine Renaldi, Annanias Shinta D* In this digital era, smart cities have become a major focus for many countries worldwide, including developing…
Broadening Payment Gateway Options Has Become Imperative as Digital Transformation Gap Gets Bigger
As digital transformation becomes both imperative and increasingly accessible for online businesses, the gap between the most adaptable and more primitive businesses is beginning to…
Is the Digital Diplomacy Strategy Able to Protect Data Privacy Security in Business?
As for the basic definition, diplomacy is an act to negotiate with other parties, countries, or people. Diplomacy per se mainly can be done by…
Renewables, Transport and Digital Transformation – Key to Boosting Georgia’s Growth
Tapping Georgia’s vast renewable potential, developing its transport and logistics infrastructure, and supporting digital businesses could boost the country’s productivity and economic competitiveness, helping the…
E-Government Success Stories: Learning from Denmark and Estonia
In the last two decades, information and communication technology (ICT) has become the new DNA of society. The internet revolution and its adoption in the…
Metaverse: Enhancing ESG Awareness Through Virtual Simulation in the Mining Industry
In today’s digital era, technology has brought significant changes to various sectors, including the mining industry. One of the latest promising innovations is the use…
QRIS Cross-Border as a Bridge for Digitalization of the ASEAN Payment System
By using QRIS for cross-border payments within ASEAN, countries are no longer dependent on the value of the US dollar. Moreover, cooperation among ASEAN countries…
How Finland Can Serve as an Example for Mobility as a Service Adoption in Indonesia
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) emerges as a mobility solution by integrating various transportation services to offer convenience and smoothness for its users. MaaS meets…
Digital Transformation in the Business World: Opportunities and Risks
With smartphones, plenty of connected devices, and the new generation of technology-native consumers who no longer separate online and offline worlds, it should be clear…
Political Advertising Online: a Regulation fit for Digital Democracy
The EU’s regulation on political advertising online is intended to enhance transparency, but it may inadvertently threaten free speech, especially impacting grassroots political discussions. What…