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Prolonged geopolitical uncertainty, elevated energy costs, and persistent supply chain and trade disruptions define global economic conditions in Q3 2026. The US-Iran conflict has materially weakened the global growth trajectory, shaving 0.6 percentage points from the 2026 outlook (vs 3.5% in 2025) and slowing global GDP growth to 2.5% in Q3 2026, ...

15 Oct 2025  |  Global  |  Market Research

Knowledge Economy Transformations, 2025–2035

Leveraging Human Capital, Digital Infrastructure, and AI (HiDiAi) to Shape Future Knowledge Economies

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The global knowledge economy is going through a decisive phase of transformation. In the next decade, growth will depend on the combination of human talent, digital infrastructure, and artificial intelligence (AI). These three components form Frost & Sullivan’s HiDiAi framework. From productivity changes driven by AI to population shifts and the qu...

Knowledge management (KM) is a mature technology applicable to all businesses and used in every type of enterprise and industry vertical. Though KM initially meant content management, it now enables the creation, publication, and management of data and information from an infinite number of sources, such as documents, video, databases, call logs, s...

Talent reskilling has emerged as a pivotal response to the evolving demands of industries and the workforce, especially given the sizable impact of geopolitical shocks, disruptive technologies, and automation in the manufacturing and services sectors. This report explores the technological, economic, and societal shifts set to shape the reskillin...

After a deep contraction in 2020, the global economy staged a strong recovery in 2021, aided by robust fiscal stimulus measures, a dovish monetary policy, and a nearly 50% full vaccination rate. While recovery is set to continue into 2022, geopolitical tensions, high inflationary pressures, supply-chain disruptions, and a projected tightening of gl...

Global economic activity in 2026 is set against a backdrop of moderating growth, persistent tariff pressures, and geopolitical volatility. While global GDP growth is forecast to ease from 3.2% in 2025 to 3.0% in 2026, supply chain realignment and sustained fiscal spending will create critical growth avenues in AI, defense, critical minerals, and re...

With an average real GDP growth of 6.4% between FY2026 and FY2030, India is on track to become the world’s third-largest economy by the end of this decade. This growth trajectory will be fueled by robust domestic consumption, a rising working-age population, digital transformation across key sectors, strong capital expenditure, and policy-driven ma...

India has emerged as a global bright spot economy, especially supported by robust 6% to 7% levels of GDP growth. As India continues on its vigorous growth trajectory, several macroeconomic trends will redefine its business and growth opportunities. This analysis assesses in detail some of the country s key long-term trends, with implications up to ...

The Economic Trend Opportunity Profiles (TOPs) series captures a structural shift in the global economy where national competitiveness is increasingly defined by control over AI capabilities, digital infrastructure, industrial capacity, and secure data ecosystems. Across AI-led productivity, smart manufacturing, digital risk, sovereign compute infr...