Overview

The progression of all the industrial revolutions tells an interesting tale. While the first two had a cycle of over a hundred years each, the third reduced it to around seventy years. With the fourth industrial revolution, the world took a giant leap in connectivity. However, not many would have imagined that the fourth industrial revolution, would give way to the fifth within the next decade, paving the way for exponential technology-led transformation. As you read this, creative destruction of business models taking place across the world in every sector. From the ashes of the old are rising stunning new models.The Next New identifies and profiles the deep shifts that are fundamentally changing professional careers and revenue models in every industry-from mobility, aerospace and smart manufacturing to green energy, automation and artificial intelligence, and a whole range of disruptive technologies. Driven by emerging technologies, demand for social inclusion and the urgency of sustainable practices, a multitrillion-dollar transition is under way. Drawing on numerous interviews of business leaders and cutting-edge research findings from Markets.

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"""A compelling book that explains how the intersection of technological, societal and economic forces is ushering in a new era of opportunity, not just for prosperity but for the well-being of our communities and planet.""Børge Brende, President, World Economic Forum-""The fifth industrial revolution opens up opportunities for organizations to do business in new and better ways. Sustainable transformation is the challenge of our generation to ensure growth and opportunity for all. Pranjal's book is a testament to this.""Aiman Ezzat, CEO, Capgemini."

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Pranjal Sharma is an economic analyst and writes on technology, globalization and inclusive growth. He is an adviser to boards and international organizations. A former head of Bloomberg TV in India, he has been a speaker at various fora in Europe, Asia and Africa. The Next New is his third book on technology-led transformations.

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