Name: Who wins in a 5G world? by McKinsey & Company in CHINA DIGEST 18/02
Duration: 34 min 18 s
Description: Next-generation mobile networks promise lower latency and higher speeds. Whether telcos can capture the value is less clear.

CHINA DIGEST 18/02

Tim Koller and Marc Goedhart, two of the coauthors of Valuation, McKinsey’s handbook on corporate valuation (now in its sixth edition), explain why focusing on current shareholders isn’t really a requirement of good business.

Resisting managing for the short term

This operating model offers business leaders the opportunity for wins in customer experience, cost reduction, and prospects for growth.

Rethinking customer journeys with the next-generation operating model

While Chinese notions of an ideal society can be traced back more than two millennia to Confucius, it’s the Chinese Communist Party that claims it’s taking China on the path to a utopia. China historians Dr Craig Smith and Dr Matt Galway discuss the rhetoric and reality behind the CCP’s quest for the perfect society. Presented by Ali Moore.
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China's long march to a utopian society

This episode explores the relationship between China and the current postwar international order, drawing from the RAND Corporation’s May 2018 report titled China and the International Order. Our guest and the report’s co-author, Mr. Timothy Heath, analyzes China’s perceived challenges to the current order, including the development of multilateral institutions like the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and Shanghai Cooperation Organization, as well as policies like the Belt and Road Initiative. He also details policy recommendations for US strategy toward China and how China’s approach to the international order may evolve in the future.

Mr. Timothy Heath is a senior international defense research analyst at the RAND Corporation in Washington DC. Prior to joining RAND, he served as the senior analyst for the USPACOM China Strategic Focus Group for five years. He has extensive experience analyzing China's national strategy, politics, ideology, and military, as well as Asian regional security developments.

China’s Relationship with the International Order: A Conversation with Timothy Heath

Next-generation mobile networks promise lower latency and higher speeds. Whether telcos can capture the value is less clear.

Who wins in a 5G world?

Consultant at Carnegie Moscow Center | Ex Young Ambassador at Carnegie-Tsinghua Center, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) and Russian Presidential Academy (RANEPA) graduate

McKinsey & Company's mission is to help leaders make distinctive, lasting, and substantial improvements in performance, and constantly build a great firm that attracts, develops, excites, and retains exceptional people. http://mckinsey.com

Who wins in a 5G world?

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