Forum reports
This report summarizes the outcomes of the second phase of the Forum's Cloud Computing project and presents the eight actions areas for providers of cloud computing services and government agencies whose remits include encouraging, legislating and regulating the use of such new technologies.
To be efficient and effective in today's complex, interlinked and fast-changing environment, governments need to redesign their structures and processes to capitalize on a new set of actors and tools. In this context, the Forum has published “The Future of Government: Lessons Learned from around the World” .
Over the past decade, The Global Information Technology Report series, has become the most comprehensive and respected international assessment of the preparedness of economies to leverage the networked economy.
This report focuses on how consumption can be made more sustainable through decoupling growth from environmental impact at the scale and speed required.
Risk and responsibility in a hyperconnected world - Principles and guidelines
The World Economic Forum developed a multistakeholder project to identify and address emerging global systemic risks arising from the increasing connectivity of people, processes and objects.
Personal data is becoming a new economic “asset class”, a valuable resource for the 21st century that will touch all aspects of society. This report finds that, to unlock the full potential of personal data, a balanced ecosystem with increased trust between individuals, government and the private sector is necessary.
This report examines how the appropriate use of personal data can create enormous value for governments, organizations and individuals.