Global Business

In January 2020 US president Donald Trump congratulated the oil industry for having made the country 'energy independent' American production crossed 12 Million barrels per day at the end of 2019. What would be the impact of Pandemic on Shale oil in USA.

WTI Oil prices plunged to the lowest level ever in the largest single day drop. What the future holds for Oil under the current circumstances. We discuss the possible scenarios with the expert from Oil industry, Mr Santosh Mathilakath

Listen to the President of APICS Houston, Mr David Cabello on the resetting of Global Supply chains due to the Pandemic.

How should extraordinary leaders keep sane in insane times? We discuss ways to be centered, energetic and focused, even while the world outside seems to be in Chaos?

With the pandemic, the discussions about the future of work are no longer hypothetical, we all seem to have Zoomed into the future of work all at once. Our expert, and host for multiple sessions on the Future of Work, Mr. Gaurav Rastogi from Silicon Valley, discusses this sudden arrival of the future, and how it is impacting our lifestyle. We review all our past predictions and see how they stack up with the present.

Listen to Brandon Busteed President, University Partners and Global Head, Learn-Work Innovation Kaplan North America on the role of higher education in enhancing the work readiness. Would the merger of work and education be the answer? What would be recognized in future? Degree, skillset or industry recognized credentials. Need for getting Credegree (Credential's and Degree).

Personal ReInvention is Critical in the Future of Work (which is already here). The future of work isn't about what you used to be. It's about what you are. And "what you are" is always evolving. Problem is, most of us don't know how to reinvent ourselves. In this talk, our guest is Gaurav Rastogi, who discusses the need to shed old identities to survive and thrive in the new workplace. Sticking to past successes is a guarantee of future lack of success.

As someone committed to your career and your industry, you should worry if your company doesn't look like it's trying to bite its own tail, with investments into technology and taking business risks. If your company is not investing in eating itself fast enough, you can be sure that a tech or hyphen-tech company will have your company as a snack. Your company is not a safe haven. It will either eat itself, or be eaten by technology. Because the technology treadmill runs very fast, the new jobs are not safe from obsolescence. So as an individual with a few decades of work left inside you, you have to learn to eat and reinvent yourself perpetually, like the ouroboros. In this fascinating talk, our frequent guest, Gaurav Rastogi, tells us why the ancient image of a snake biting its own tail will be the defining portrayal of careers in the decade to come.

Many of the world's economies are struggling. The global economic system which is currently impacted by over consumption in west, tariffs and other unfair globalization issues coupled with under regulation of some large financial institutions. It has a room for improvement. Who can take a position to help the system as well as gain a prominent position in Global economy. Middle East could be the one.The region has rare combination of its enormous oil and gas reserves, large and skillable labor force, along with the large sovereign wealth funds in some of the countries.The prosperous Middle East governments also have an opportunity to play major roles within the World Bank and the IMF for the ongoing reform efforts.

Understand how and why there is so much interest in Big Data among enterprises. We will be talking to Amandeep Khurana, Co-Founder of Okera; a big data access management company, about the current state of data technologies and data privacy. We will discuss data privacy and many new regulations like GDPR and CCPA and its impact on enterprises and what they are doing to protect the data of their consumers.