Low-code platforms promise democratized development while 67% of citizen developers never deploy working applications. Analysis reveals the hidden costs behind the automation revolution.

Mamaila’s network did not arrive from a corporate tower. It was built with the village’s own determination, rooted in trust and reciprocity. For many women, the internet became a tool for education, for launching small businesses, and for telling stories on their own terms. It is, in every sense, infrastructure grown with Mamaila, not grafted onto it.

Somewhere deep in the archives of the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) lies a goldmine of absurdity: ideas so unnecessary, so painfully obvious, or so clearly born from sleep deprivation that they probably shouldn't have made it past the filing fee.

71% of executives believe ESG provides a competitive edge, and 82% expect its influence on performance to accelerate. ESG isn’t a side project, it's now a competitive moat.

Companies still treating sustainability like an ad campaign are scrambling. Meanwhile, those embedding ESG into business strategy are already lowering costs, accelerating innovation, and winning market share, with regulators cheering them on. This is sustainability as competitive edge. Here’s what leading companies are actually doing.