This was the decade tech took over. We look back at the biggest disruptors of the 2010’s.
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The 2010’s marked the UAE’s entrance into the global innovation arena. We look back at the strategies and programs that propelled the UAE to a standout decade.
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We spend our days in thrall of digital communication. Perhaps that is why paper is having a renaissance?
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A logo is a visual expression of a brand’s reason for being. What spirit does the ADDA falcon reveal?
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Branding is a tricky business — we know. Facebook’s recent snafu sheds light on the why and how of a good (or bad) rebrand.
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Today the UAE officially joins the space club. But Hazza Al Mansouri’s ISS mission is just the beginning for the UAE — and the Arab world.
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Technology is changing how young students learn. The role of the teacher is more important than ever.
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For major US corporations shifting from shareholder-first success metrics to focus on wellbeing, the UAE offers a playbook to happiness.
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If GDP was the creation of the West, then wellness indicators can be the work of the non-West.
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In an increasingly connected world, new moon shots are emerging from unexpected corners.
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It’s a slippery slope from information overload to digital burnout – and we pay the price with our health.
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Facebook is taking steps into the realm of content moderation, but it is missing a balanced global viewpoint.
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Silicon Valley courted schools with visions of the digital future of education. Now students are pushing back. Is this EdTech’s moment of reckoning?
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We face a defining moment in which digital technologies can break down barriers to the creation and experience of art. Is this the end of authenticity?
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We are losing serendipity in our digital lives. Might the experience of browsing through libraries and farmers markets show a new path forward?
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The number of adults who read at least one novel, short story, poem, or play in the last year fell from 57% in 1982 to 43% in 2015. Should we be alarmed?
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In today’s data-rich cities, urban planners are now able to build detailed resident profiles to design experiences for a segment of one
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