World Economic Forum: Five key insights on the future-readiness of SMEs

Published on December 3, 2021

A report launched by the World Economic Forum co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School, outlines how small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can best position themselves to be ‘future-ready’.

The report co-authored by Cambridge Judge PhD student Ariel de Fauconberg “highlights how SMEs can leverage their size, networks, people and the strengths of technology to support their goals of sustainable growth, positive societal impact and robust adaptive capacity.”

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