Industrial revolutions are huge, significant events, and many observers believe we've gone through four of them.
The first was initiated by the introduction of the commercial steam engine and the birth of the textile industry. The second was sparked by electricity and mass production, and the third was triggered by the computer after the Second World War. Professor Klaus Schwab, Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, believes we’re well underway…
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