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As leaders from around the developed and developing world gather
once more for the OECD Forum 2014, the situation in the world seems
to be better. There are several encouraging signs, not the least in the
US, where growth is expected to accelerate towards three per cent in
2014. Economic activity is also picking up in Europe, Japan and
China. While on to the road to recovery, an important, hard-learned lesson from
the crisis is the need to ensure that future growth delivers a resilient, inclusive and
greener future for all. And this can be only be achieved by promoting inclusive
growth, ensuring quality jobs and building trust.
Time to prioritise global talent To sustain the growth, Indian IT industry needs to retain the talent and to work upon the skill development. Considering this, Tech Mahindra stepped into the higher education sector by collaborating with École Centrale Paris. Armed with better talent and a war chest for acquisitions overseas, Gurnani is gung ho … Continue reading C P Gurnani MD
Five years after the global financial crisis, the world economy is showing signs of bouncing back this year, pulled along by a recovery in high-income economies. An important, hard-learned lesson from the crisis is the need to ensure that future growth delivers a resilient, inclusive and greener future for all. This can be only be … Continue reading OECD Forum 2014
