Newsletter PROFORUM 8/2018
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CONFERÊNCIA “INTERNACIONALIZAÇÃO DA ENGENHARIA PORTUGUESA”, CONCLUSÕES
No futuro precisamos de mais e melhor Engenharia feita em Portugal e de acelerar o seu processo de Internacionalização. (...) Vamos aproveitar os próximos seis meses para coletivamente nos organizarmos de forma mais eficiente e, para tal, precisamos de um plano de aceleração da Internacionalização da Engenharia que congregue as empresas, os profissionais e os decisores políticos.
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Saudi Vision 2030 ‘will boost competitiveness,’ WEF says
Many young Arabs who dream of living and working in Europe are not only interested in earning better incomes
To maintain our identity, we need to modernize our work environment
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Resilience, sustainability emphasized in plans for new 23,000-acre city in the Philippines
The Philippines, vulnerable to typhoons and earthquakes among other calamities, is one of the most disaster-prone places on Earth. Resiliency for the new city, expected to eventually house 1.2 million people, begins with its location where the lowest point will be more than 177 feet above sea level.
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Strait ahead: how Beijing is planning world’s longest rail tunnel to link Taiwan to mainland
Scientists agree on blueprint for what would be the world’s longest rail tunnel but politics means it is likely to remain a pipe dream for now
After years of debate, Chinese scientists are close to a consensus on the design for what would be the world’s longest undersea railway tunnel, connecting the mainland to Taiwan.
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China Railways takes on rail project connecting Mozambique to Zimbabwe
A project costing an estimated US$2.5 billion that will give companies in the latter two countries easy access to Mozambique’s ports.
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Scientists have printed living solar cells that could be used as batteries
Solar panels are a great renewable power source for homes and office buildings, but they can be overkill for smaller devices. Wearables and clothing can benefit more from kinetic energy, and we’ve seen carbon nanotubes in yarn being stretched out to produce electricity. That same material has now been used with cyanobacteria to create micro-solar panels.
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The New Silk Road: 8 steps to ensuring China’s $900 billion project is a success
“The Belt and Road Initiative makes a unique contribution to international cooperation and economic development: it is based on the stakeholder approach, it seeks to leverage market forces in best ways, it prepares best for the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it is built on the open platform concept, and most importantly, this initiative is the positive narrative the world needs.” Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
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EMPRESA PORTUGUESA SOBE NO RANKING 2018 TOP 225 INTERNACIONAL DESIGN FIRMS DO ENR
O Grupo PCG Profabril Consulplano Global acaba de ser classificado no Ranking 2018 TOP 225 Internacional Design Firms do ENR, Engineeing News Record, publicação especializada americana que todos os anos publica vários Rankings americanos e internacionais de Empresas de Engenharia e de Construção.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the factories of the future
After a decade of flat productivity, the arrival of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is expected to create up to $3.7 trillion in value to global manufacturing. A few years back, experts noted that the changes associated with the 4IR would come at an unprecedented rate yielding incredible results for those who truly embraced them.
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Iraq says waiting for Saudi response on cooperation in electricity field
The Iraqi Electricity Ministry has said it awaits response from Saudi Arabia regarding several proposals in the electricity field, which were submitted last month through a delegation to Saudi officials.
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ABOUT DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION SUMMIT 2018
With global spending on digital transformation technologies (hardware, software, and services) expected to be nearly $1.3 trillion in 2018, an increase of 16.8% over the $1.1 trillion spent in 2017, government, businesses and cities around the world continues update their ICT assets and knowledge to keep pace with daily innovation in smart technologies that can help them accelerate their digital transformation, smart government and smart city agenda.
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Debunked: 8 myths about AI's effect on the workplace
While technology has typically created more jobs than it has destroyed on a historical basis, this context rarely stops people from believing that things are “different” this time around.
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Is sub-Saharan Africa ready for the electric vehicle revolution?
Africa is urbanizing faster than any other continent, at a rate of 4% every year, compared to the global average of 2%. Its rapidly growing urban population continues to strain existing infrastructure - transport and energy, in particular.
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Robots e uma impressora gigante para construir edifícios
O arquiteto Matthias Kohler acredita que este é o primeiro passo na direção de uma nova forma de entender a arquitetura: "Estamos a estudar como a construção evolui usando técnicas digitais e como isso se transfere para o desenho da arquitetura."
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This Dutch football stadium creates its own energy and stores it in electric car batteries
It is capable of storing 3 megawatts of power – enough to charge 500,000 iPhones or supply 7,000 households in Amsterdam for one hour – and its makers say it’s Europe’s largest commercial energy storage system using EV batteries.
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