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May is here and it’s almost the weekend. Take a breather and dive into the week’s highlights on digital twins, the future of AI, MSMEs, and more.

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Maurits Waardenburg and coauthors explore how digital twin technology can improve the economic viability of renewable hydrogen projects.

Maximize value

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What’s the future of AI? Dive into the seven technologies that are already shaping the years to come in this series of McKinsey Explainers.

7 technologies for the future

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Micro-, small, and medium-size enterprises (MSMEs) are vital for growth and jobs. Marco Piccitto , Olivia White , and coauthors examine how MSMEs can boost productivity.

View the report

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McKinsey senior partner Amadeo Di Lodovico and Yuvraj Narayan of DP World talk about the major drivers affecting the global infrastructure industry and trade.

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Digital twins, the future of AI, MSMEs, and more: The Daily Read Weekender

Maurits Waardenburg and coauthors explore how digital twin technology can improve the economic viability of renewable hydrogen projects.

What’s the future of AI? Dive into the seven technologies that are already shaping the years to come in this series of McKinsey Explainers.

Micro-, small, and medium-size enterprises (MSMEs) are vital for growth and jobs. Marco Piccitto , Olivia White , and coauthors examine how MSMEs can boost productivity.

McKinsey senior partner Amadeo Di Lodovico and Yuvraj Narayan of DP World talk about the major drivers affecting the global infrastructure industry and trade.

“While governments face stiff challenges today, new technologies, business models, and practices offer unique opportunities to deliver services more efficiently, enabling civil servants to accomplish their mission of better serving the public in an era of empowered consumers.”

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