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Pride and Protectionism: GE publishes 2020 GE Global Innovation Barometer 14:00 | 09/01/2021
GEâs global survey of business executives has found a growing number of executives who are confident that their country is self-sufficient and does not need to rely on other countries to innovate.
87 per cent of business executives say that innovation plays a vital role in protecting people s health and wellbeing
American multinational conglomerate GE has just unveiled the results of its 2020 GE Global Innovation Barometer titled âPride and Protectionism: A Quest for Innovation Agencyâ.
The study, which included survey questions both before the global outbreak of COVID-19 in December 2019 and again in September 2020, explores how global business leaders think about the state of innovation and how its future is being impacted by the pandemic and other geopolitical trends.
The GE Innovation Barometer 2020
Little Red Robot brings General Electric’s report on global innovation to life with a bold design language and interactive WebGL.
Responses by Florent Biffi, developer; Ruud Luijten, developer; Damien Mortini, WebGL developer; Clément Pavageau, art director; and Seth Shukovsky, chief executive officer and creative director, Little Red Robot.
Background: Every second year, General Electric (GE) surveys the world’s most inventive leaders about the future of innovation. The Global Innovation Barometer 2020 (GIB20) website showcases this 50-page report full of complex and abstract data on innovation into simple, fun moments through meaningful interactions using video and photography; heavily art-directed, abstract 3-D animations and illustrations; and WebGL. Its target audience is primarily business executives, but it’s really for everyone interested in the future of innovation.
UAE ranked as a global leader in innovation
DUBAI, December 16, 2020 Business executives in the UAE rank the nation as a global leader in creating an ‘innovation-conducive environment,’ according to the 2020 GE Global Innovation Barometer. This year, the Global Innovation Barometer surveyed over 3,400 business executives in 22 countries, including the UAE, in two separate studies; one concluding in February 2020 and another pulse in September 2020. The second study was conducted to understand any changes in global sentiment as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The UAE’s business leaders rate their country as the innovation champion (25%) ahead of the US (22%), Japan (16%) and China (14%). More than half (56%) believe the Covid-19 pandemic has led to the pace of innovation to increase or stay the same, while only a third (34%) say there has been a positive impact on the ability of their business to innovate.
GE ranks UAE global innovation leader sandhya@khaleejtimes.com Filed on December 16, 2020
The UAE executives value the societal impact of innovation and are increasingly drawn to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to propel it forward. AP
Healthcare is seen as the top industry to make significant progress in the past six months
The UAE’s healthcare sector was certainly challenged to deliver its best on all fronts, from services to processes in 2020.
The nation earned applause globally for having adopted strategies that were in the best interest of society and its well being during the outbreak of Covid-19. The country’s healthcare sector has been witnessing huge digital transformation, paving the way for a surge in smart services.