Five Bleak Signs Vietnam Is Becoming The China Of 10 Years Ago

Around the turn of the century China couldn’t get enough manufacturing. Foreign investors were parking plants there en masse to take advantage of low labor and land costs, contributing to economic growth around 10% per year until 2010. Now as factory work costs more in China, foreign investors are considering new venues and Vietnam has stepped up as one of Asia’s chief alternatives, a reason for its steady GDP growth of around 6% per year.

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Vidyo Aims To Disrupt Video Banking After Seeing Success In Healthcare And Defense

Commercial video services are a funny thing- they seem to go through ebbs and flows of industry excitement. One day it seems boring and the next thing you see is live video from a drone, Google releasing Duo, a patient traveling on a dogsled to receive care from a doctor a 1,000 miles away… and then everyone gets excited again. I worked for AT&T in the early 90’s so I’ve seen my share of video excitement curves.

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Meet The Choreographer Shaking Up Organizations By Chasing The Silences

Like any innovator, Sydney Skybetter defies stereotyping. Trained at Interlochen Arts Academy and New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, Skybetter could roughly be described as a choreographer, curator and consultant, catalyzing innovation inside organizations ranging from The National Ballet of Canada to The DeVos Institute / Bloomberg Philanthropies to the University of Southern California. But I’d probably just call him a classic Human Venn Diagram. (His personal website is already on-brand for such a designation.) 

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