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For communicators, data is a powerful tool for storytelling. In recent reports on AI adoption and the safety of smartphones for children, data has been used in media headlines to hook the interest of readers. Proof points that back up and validate information are extremely powerful in an era when the accuracy of information is under threat.
The relationship between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and China is transforming, from a promising trade link into a dynamic economic corridor. In this article from our Sandpiper team in the UAE, we look closer at this development and what it means for business leaders and communicators.
When Anthony Albanese’s Labor won the general election 3 May this year it marked the first second-term government in Australia in two decades. An increased majority and stronger mandate have emboldened the Government to make more substantial reforms compared to its first, more cautious term, including in healthcare, education and green energy.
The fast-paced technology development and adoption in Asia Pacific is fueling strong growth in data centre capacity, especially edge computing facilities, across the region. This is attracting enterprise technology players within the data centers sector and associated industries.
The Sandpiper Group (“Sandpiper”), the largest independent communications, public affairs, and research group with offices and operations across Asia Pacific and the Middle East has announced the launch of Sandpiper Financial, supported by several senior appointments to lead this new division.
Buildings are key contributors to climate change, as is the construction process. The UN Environment Programme estimates that the buildings and construction sector consumes 32% of energy globally and contributes to 34% of global CO2 emissions. In this article we look at research into green buildings, including a new study, how there’s a business case for adopting green buildings, and the clear case for communicating that adoption.