By 2025 the worth of the Internet of Things will be $6.2 trillion.
The sharing economy will reach $330 billion by 2025.
For people starting their education, 65% will enter the workforce into jobs that don’t exist today.
The average tenure on the S&P 500 is dropping. Only 25% of the companies in 2012 will remain by 2023.
Automation and robotic usage will grow 2,000% from 2015-2030 amounting to $190 Billion market.
86% of global CEO’s are championing digital transformation of their companies.
By 2025, half of world’s companies with revenues exceeding $1 billion will be headquartered in today’s emerging markets.
By 2018, the data created by the Internet of Things will reach 403 zettabytes a year.
By 2030 the population will be over 8 billion people and 50% of Global GDP growth will come 440 cities in emerging markets.
By 2030 more than 30% of workforce will be older than 55 in developed countries.
Podcast: Non-observant People Create Risk
02/09/2018,
Dean T. Kashiwagi, PhD, PE ,
in Podcasts
People can be categorized in one of two ways – observant or non-observant. According to Dr. Dean Kashiwagi, it is non-observant people that cause risk and inefficiency in an organization by not looking at their surroundings to understand what they should. They collect too much data to help make decisions, thus creating risk in their organization. So, how do you minimize risk created by non-observant people?
In this podcast, Dr. Kashiwagi and David Lee discuss and debate this unique and controversial perspective.
Dean T. Kashiwagi, PhD, PE
IFMA Fellow, Director, Professor, Professional Engineer
Dr. Kashiwagi is the Director of Kashiwagi Solution Model Inc., a worldwide leader in improving facility/project performance and efficiency. Dr. Kashiwagi has developed a “hands off” approach to managing contractors or vendors in any industry. His concept is contrary to traditional price-driven procurement. The technology has been tested 1800+ times totaling $6.6 Billion ($4.4 Billion in construction projects and $2.2B in non-construction projects) with a 98% success rate since 1994 in 7 different countries and 32 states.
Professor Kashiwagi is the author of the Information Measurement Theory (IMT) and the Best Value Approach (BVA). He was the recipient of a Fulbright Scholar Award in 2008 through which he is took the PIPS management technology to the University of Botswana in Africa and helped transform a “research based” graduate program in project management. His work is also being tested in the Netherlands (on a $1.3B infrastructure project) and in Malaysia.
Prior to joining KSM Inc., Dr. Dean was the director of the Performance Based Studies Research Group, a professor at Arizona State University, Design/Project Engineer, Project Manager, Educator, and Researcher for the US Air Force during his 14-year tour. KSM Inc.
