We tend to assume that innovation happens in the same way, everywhere. But countries grow in different ways, and they also create intellectual capital in different ways. As varying innovation models blossom in Asia and the Middle East, we'd be wise to watch and learn. Let's start off with some trends:
Learning from our neighbors
We are seeing a rapid increase in opportunities to plan, design, and construct corporate and academic projects with a focus on science and technology in developing countries throughout the Middle East and Asia. Countries such as China, India, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia have had underdeveloped infrastructure and are now growing at much higher rates than developed countries.
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