A study sponsored by PR5G Zone and conducted by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business recommends that Puerto Rico prioritize AI as a core technology enabler to support its economic growth. #NewsismyBusiness
This, according to the 2024 World Digital Competitiveness Ranking published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD). #NewsismyBusiness
Puerto Rico is experiencing a demographic shift toward accelerated aging. #NewsismyBusiness
These occupations will experience growth rates well above the national average. #NewsismyBusiness
Equiply.io’s technology is designed to help hospitals make smarter investments in medical equipment and manage and optimize this equipment more effectively. #NewsismyBusiness
The Trade by Industry and Product Statistics are now available for 2021 and 2022. #NewsismyBusiness
Soft skills, also known as “people skills” or “interpersonal skills,” are non-technical abilities that influence how individuals interact and work with others. #NewsismyBusiness
This cost would represent 18.3% of the island’s GDP accumulated between 2021 and 2050. #NewsismyBusiness
The key to meeting increasing demand for these occupations will be education. #NewsismyBusiness
The DMO regularly conducts Puerto Rico tourism’s brand health measurements by monitoring three key performance indicators (KPIs): familiarity, perception, and likelihood to visit. #NewsismyBusiness
Bootstrapping is the process of starting and growing a company with minimal external funding or capital. #NewsismyBusiness
The aerospace and clean energy sectors are poised for growth. #NewsismyBusiness
Poverty rates decreased in 45 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico compared with 2014-2018. #NewsismyBusiness
The company is working on creating a unified movement to propel local firms internationally by helping them identify opportunities abroad and showing them how to do it. #NewsismyBusiness
Aon projects that economic losses from Hurricane Milton and additional events expected to take place during the rest of the year will push annual insured losses above the 2023 level of $125 billion. #NewsismyBusiness
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