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BI Tapped as Strategic Growth Advisor for Banyara Development Corporation
Global Foundation of Cyber Studies and Research
Our partners Dr Christina LB and Marek Boguszewicz are proud to be part of Global Foundation of Cyber Studies and Research Washington think tank as a policy expert. They will be working closely with policy makers, leaders and organization to mitigate cyber risk.
GFC is a non-profit organization and its mission is to study and research on cyberspace challenges and issues from the intersecting dimensions of policy and technology for the betterment of a globally-connected world.
The New Kid On Block: Business-Cyber Psychologist is what you need next for your business
Business-cyber psychologists are skilled in understanding the individual and the intersecting system. They understand business, human and technology dynamics, and have a system-level perspective on how things operate. They are bought in as people experts and dive deep to identify how internal factors pose obstacles to business success. An experienced business-cyber psychologist also has the ability to contribute as an industry expert to help a leader or a business thrive.
Why Companies Should Embrace Technology and Digital Transformation
The Cybersecurity industry is evolving rapidly with an increasing induction rate where the security market is predicted to reach $170.4 billion in 2022 (Sobers, 2021). According to The US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Information Security Analyst’s Outlook, predicts cybersecurity jobs will grow 31% through 2029, over seven times faster than the national average job growth of 4%.
In focus with Dr Christina Liang-Boguszewicz; Thrive Using Science by SkillFront
We talked to BI Consulting Group's Partner and Group Managing Director Dr Christina Liang-Boguszewic, a seasoned business transformation leader, a trusted C-level adviser, and one of the pioneers in Singapore and Asia to combine Science and Technology in transforming organizations into a Profitable, Resilient, and SMART Corporation.
“Using science, technology and business experiential knowledge in developing techniques to improve lives. An advocate for equal opportunities, sustainable education, women’s empowerment and making the world a better place.”
Are Cybersecurity Professionals Turning into Zombies?
The Cybersecurity industry is evolving rapidly with an increasing induction rate where the security market is predicted to reach $170.4 billion in 2022 (Sobers, 2021). According to The US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Information Security Analyst’s Outlook, predicts cybersecurity jobs will grow 31% through 2029, over seven times faster than the national average job growth of 4%.
A Country in Focus – The Philippines Digital Transformation in a Pandemic-Ridden World by Ariel Victoria and Marek Boguszewicz
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White Paper: The Fourth Revolution & Cyberspace's Mental Health Stigma
Opinion Paper: Digital Transformation and the Cyber Business Imperative by Marek Boguszewicz and Steven O' Sullivan
White Paper: The Fourth Revolution - Cyberspace Mental Wellbeing: Harnessing Science & Technology for Hurmanity
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Corporate Governance, an Imperative for Business
Corporate governance should ensure decision-making in the best interests of all stakeholders - including customers, employees, regulators, local communities, and shareholders. This applies both during periods of relative stability, and during crises - when many organizations will be forced to confront how well they have or have not prepared from a corporate governance standpoint. Good governance relies on internal mechanisms like the structure of a board and incentives for management, and on external mechanisms such as institutions that demand accountability. All of these mechanisms are important, as they form the core of how (and for whom) corporations generate value. Ultimately, corporate governance can help deliver both economic gains and more inclusive societies. Read article
Peace and Resilient
What makes some societies more peaceful, resilient, and capable of responding effectively to conflict and crisis than others? Though we are still searching for clear and convincing answers to this question, we do know that peace is more than simply the absence of violence - truly peaceful societies tend to have the necessary institutions, norms, and values in place to resolve problems in non-violent ways that are generally deemed fair. They are also marked by an absence of violent rhetoric in their public and political spheres, and are often able not only to bounce back from disasters like the COVID-19 pandemic, but to constructively adapt and transform in response.
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Digital Identity: A Global Focus Point
Having a trusted, verifiable identity is essential. As digital interaction brings information online at an unprecedented rate, the data comprising our identities are being widely shared - creating both opportunities and vulnerabilities. If designed right, digital identities can provide countries with economic value equal to as much as 13% of GDP by 2030, save 110 billion hours through streamlined e-government, and save businesses up to $1.6 trillion. And for the estimated 1 billion people who have no official proof of identity (not to mention the 3.2 billion people unable to effectively use an identity on digital channels), collaborative and user-centric digital identity models guided by shared principles have the potential to be empowering...continue reading
Sustainable Development: A Global Issue
Every day, new evidence emerges of humanity’s negative impact on the environment - and of growing inequality. Nearly a third of the global population lacks access to clean water, global warming is creating deadlier weather patterns, hundreds of millions of children are being deprived of access to education, and income inequality is on the rise as some 3.4 billion people are forced to live on less than $5.50 a day. The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement provide an architecture for addressing these challenges, by fundamentally shifting the ways that societies produce, consume, and operate. Realizing related opportunities to pursue the Sustainable Development agenda, however, will require closer cooperation between the public and private sectors....continue reading
