Infrastructure in the Age of Innovation

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Deborah Wince Smith 6th June 2016 4 Views

Infrastructure in the Age of Innovation By Deborah Wince-Smith The article explores a host of new and scalable innovations, and applications, which will be required to meet the needs for modern infrastructure and sustainable environments. “Today, infrastructure is ever more the bedrock of competitive economies around the world, the circulatory systems that efficiently move the ...

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President and CEO, Council on Competitiveness & President, Global Federation of Competitiveness Councils (GFCC)
An internationally renowned and leading voice on competitiveness, innovation strategy, science and technology, and international economic policy, Ms Wince-Smith has been credited with recharging the national debate on competitiveness, innovation and resilience.

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