New tech to drive competitiveness

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Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe receives three robots from UNDP Kenya that will help the government to fight Covid-19 with a Sh240 million funding from the government of Japan in a handover ceremony in Nairobi on January 22, 2021. PHOTO | BRIAN AMBANI | NMG

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It is generally accepted that technology is slowly changing how we socialise, learn or work. What is not common, however, is the knowledge on how people can leverage these technologies for national competitive advantage.

Prof Michael Porter of Harvard Business School says “a nation’s competitiveness depends on the capacity of its industry to innovate and upgrade” and that “competitive advantage is created and sustained through a highly localised process.”

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