Not exact matches
Paul Bloom, who was an executive at IBM for 16 years, including chief
technology officer for telecom research before leaving in 2013, is among the optimists who argue that venture capital and other
alternative channels
of R&D investment will take up some
of the slack, supporting innovation and economic
growth.
The November 15th program will include cutting - edge discussions such as: how non-exchange traded
alternatives are becoming the mutual funds
of yesteryear; what is driving retail's demand for non-exchange traded
alternatives; using micro-investing
technology to diversify across and within online marketplaces; how legislation is being used to engineer a new breed
of alternative products; how innovations in self - directed IRAs will create new retail distribution channels for the entire
alternative product universe; how
technology will ensure the scalability
of online platforms and enable traditional financial services providers to increase AUM; how millennials will fuel the
growth of FinTech and redefine financial services; how FinTech will replace the 401k and transform the way Americans save for retirement; and how modernizing the Self - directed IRA is the trillion dollar FinTech opportunity.
He feels we are at the start
of a new wave
of travel
growth and the
alternative lodging sector is «currently where eBay was five years ago» but through combining
technology with distribution, this could be a real opportunity for brands and owners.
Growth of alternative protein sources is poised to accelerate, potentially claiming up to a third
of the protein market by 2054, profoundly affecting agriculture, food
technology, and end products, according to Lux Research.
New businesses in the
technology,
alternative energy, and biotechnology sectors are classic examples
of growth stocks.
However, none
of the
alternative technologies, including nuclear power, appear at present to promise sufficient cost reduction to enable the electric power industry to again become a leading rather than a sustaining source
of economic
growth in the U.S. economy.
Due to this integration and increased expectations from
alternative solutions, both the Drawdown and Optimum Scenarios are less ambitious in the
growth of micro wind
technology, with impacts on greenhouse gas emission reductions over 2020 - 2050
of 0.1 and 0.12 gigatons, respectively.
Firstly, the policy - driven
growth of these
technologies attracts a lot
of capital and initiative that would have gone to the myriad
of alternative sustainability options under a
technology - neutral framework.
It is therefore incumbent on all who sense the limitations
of technology and the fragility
of the environmental balance to make themselves heard above the hollow, optimistic chorus - to convince society and its leaders that there is no
alternative but the cessation
of our irresponsible, all - demanding, and all - consuming population
growth.
The
growth of e-commerce and the resulting physical distance between parties in various transactions, along with advances in
technology more broadly, have helped lead to the rise
of online dispute resolution, a digital offshoot
of traditional
alternative dispute resolution that provides greater efficiency and convenience to the parties involved.
Technology, the glut
of new lawyers, structural changes in BigLaw,
alternative business structures, the
growth of intelligent forms — all are leaving a lasting impression on the practice
of law.
Layer on top
of that,
technology that reduces the number
of lawyers needed for certain tasks, the conflict between hours targets and the «do more for less» challenge,
alternative legal providers, the
growth of contract lawyers, permanent associates, partners who aren't permanent, the
growth of paralegals, as well as a clear message from partners at most law firms that there is no more room at the top.