Artificial Intelligence Is for Everyone – How Companies Can Respond to the “Homogenization Effect”
According to MIT Sloan Management Review, the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence by companies does not necessarily mean it will become a source of long-term competitive advantage. On the contrary
Why Continuous Learning Is Essential for Professionals in the Modern World?
In many societies — including Georgia — there’s still a common belief that once you reach a certain level of expertise, further learning becomes optional. Years of experience, a stable
Top Imports from Iran to Georgia and the Sectors with High Dependency
In 2024, Georgia imported $274 million worth of goods from Iran. While this figure does not account for a large share of Georgia’s total imports, certain product categories reveal a
AI Responsibility in Georgia: How Do We Compare to Global Ethical Standards?
As the use of artificial intelligence grows, it’s no longer just about innovation — responsible governance has become just as critical. Countries are now evaluated not only on how they
Cashless, Cardless, Contactless: Where Is the Future of Digital Payments Headed?
Amid the rapid development of global financial technologies, the world of payments is undergoing a major transformation. Just a decade ago, digital payment often meant swiping a plastic card at
Energy Costs for Producers in Georgia — Why This PPI Group Is Now at the Center of Industrial Strategy
In Georgia’s industrial sector, energy is not just essential — it’s becoming increasingly expensive. In May 2025, prices in the “Electricity, Gas, Steam, and Air Conditioning” group of the Producer
IT Export Boom in Georgia and Global Trends
Where and How Georgian Tourists Spend Their Money
The New Boom in Cargo Transportation through the Middle Corridor
