Francisco Betti is a Member of the Executive Committee and heads the Global Industries Team of the Forum, which brings together 20+ industry communities to help companies and sectors anticipate current and future trends and accelerate the responsible transformation industries. Before this role, Francisco lead the Forum's Centre for Shaping the Future of Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains. The Centre has been helping global leaders form business, government, academia, and civil society anticipate the impact of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies on manufacturing and supply networks. Leaders engaged in the Centre have been setting and driving the global manufacturing agenda and incubating new pilots and partnerships to ensure a more productive, sustainable, and inclusive future of production. Prior to joining the World Economic Forum, Francisco worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers SA in Geneva, Switzerland, primarily on management consulting assignments for international organizations.
新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大は、製造業とサプライチェーンにかつてないほどの混乱をもたらしました。しかし、パンデミック（世界的大流行）以前からその兆しは見られており、主に、第四次産業革命、気候変動、グローバリゼーションの再構築という幅広い3つのトレンドがそれを後押ししていました。これらの課題が重なり、企業は製造とサプライチェーンのグローバル戦略の見直しを迫られていましたが、...
COVID-19 disrupted manufacturing and supply chains in an unprecedented way. However, this was on the horizon before the pandemic and was mainly driven by three wider trends: the fourth in...
The manufacturers of the Global Lighthouse Network (GLN) have established themselves as beacons of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), adapting to four durable shifts toward agility a...
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted our societies in an unprecedented way, affecting those who were already most marginalised before the crisis. Consumer and stock markets were put under sign...
世界がパンデミック（世界的大流行）からの立て直しを図る中、産業界は世界経済の回復の中心的な柱となる絶好の機会を得ています。その実現には何が必要なのでしょうか。
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● Tandis que la Chine voit le nombre de cas de COVID-19 diminuer, le pays se remet également des effets du virus sur l'industrie.
● A medida que disminuye el número de casos de COVID-19 en China, también se está recuperando de los efectos en la industria.
This article was updated on 13 April 2020.
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