Asia’s digital millennials: Opportunities for businesses

A new EIU survey of 1,145 business executives reveals that the employee experience is high on the business agenda.

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A new EIU survey of 1,145 business executives reveals that the employee experience is high on the business agenda.

Weekly Digest   Issue #26         Asia's digital millennials: Opportunities for businesses   To keep up with increasingly sophisticated millennial consumers in Asia, companies in the region must be prepared to make a number of changes. This ranges from hiring staff to the products and platforms they build, including overhauling their online and offline strategies, and thinking differently about internal processes and the overall consumer journey.   DOWNLOAD REPORT →

Technology and Innovation The experience of work   A new Economist Intelligence Unit survey of 1,145 business executives reveals that the employee experience is high on the business agenda.   DOWNLOAD REPORT → Sustainability Food for thought: Eating better   Decades of economic growth and development have lifted hundreds of millions of people in Asia out of poverty and starvation. What are the new problems waiting to be solved?   DOWNLOAD REPORT → Strategy and leadership Pride and Prejudice 2019   We have launched our latest Pride and Prejudice report, with a focus on the progress of LGBT equality in Asia. How is the world's most populous region embracing LGBT diversity compared with three years ago?   DOWNLOAD REPORT → OPINION Gender and infrastructure Infrastructure has a critical role in narrowing gender gaps and accelerating the advancement of women and girls. If women are given a say in infrastructure design and investment, projects can become more effective enablers of their growth. READ BLOG → Takehiko Nakao, President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB)       FROM THE ECONOMIST       The global economy is on a knife-edge   Mistakes by policymakers could topple it into trouble           An accidental doom-monger   A notorious forecast about the automation of jobs has been hugely misunderstood, says one of its authors             UPCOMING EVENTS       The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data, which is fuelling the transition to high-tech societies. Data-driven approaches are already revolutionising healthcare, education, energy and transport systems, and changing the way people work and live. Who is winning in the quest for digital supremacy? Join us at Innovation Summit Asia 2019 to discuss if Asia is leading the global technology race. Register to attend before July 6th and save 15% off the early bird rate with code EIU15.             - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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