Thursday, October 15, 2026
For many Filipino entrepreneurs, the biggest hurdle isn’t the idea, it’s the capital to make it happen. At the Wais Tindera Caravan in Cebu, three women shared how access to financing helped them build businesses and support their families.
Through GCash, the Philippines’ leading finance superapp and largest cashless ecosystem, and its lending solutions from Fuse Financing Inc., these entrepreneurs are gaining access to credit that fits how they earn and spend.
A nail salon breaking free from high-pressure informal lending
Dyan, 35, does nails for a living in Barangay Suba, Cebu City, often traveling to clients for home service calls. Supplies run out fast in this business, and before GLoan Negosyo, keeping up meant borrowing from informal lenders who expected payment every single day. For someone whose income depends on how many clients she sees, that pressure never lets up.
GLoan Negosyo changed the rhythm. She now restocks on her own terms, without the daily scramble to repay.
"Dati araw-araw ako nagbabayad sa mga pinagkakautangan ko, kaya mas maganda 'yong GLoan kasi makakaipon ka pa bago magbayad. ‘Yong inutang ko, pambayad ko ng mga gamit ko sa paglilinis ng nails ng mga customer. Wala akong masasabi sa GLoan, nakakatulong talaga siya, lalo na kapag wala kang pera at gusto mong gamitin pang-negosyo, low interest pa siya," Dyan said. (Before, I paid daily on my debts, so GLoan is better because I can save up first before paying. What I borrowed went to my nail supplies for my customers. GLoan helps a lot, especially when you have no money and need capital for your business, and the interest is low too.)
GCash is with Dyan everywhere her work takes her. Clients pay her on the spot using GCash, cash-in and cash-out transactions and prepaid load sales also bring in a little extra on the side. And through GSave, Dyan is quietly building an emergency fund, money she can't accidentally spend the way she might with cash in her pocket.
Building a sari-sari store from the ground up
In 2024, Jill, 28, and her partner opened a sari-sari store with nothing but GLoan Negosyo to support them. A ₱15,000 loan gave them the starting capital they needed to open their business. Since then, Jill has relied on GLoan five more times to restock whenever her sales slow down, turning a quick fix into a steady and reliable system for keeping her shelves full.
"Ginamit ko ang GLoan para lumago ang negosyo, pinambili ko ng mga paninda ko po tulad ng mga sabon, shampoo, at canned goods. Masaya po ako dahil maliit lang ang interest, hindi mabigat sa bulsa dahil hindi siya araw-araw binabayaran, talagang makakaipon ka para makapagbayad buwan-buwan. Nakatulong po talaga dahil kung wala akong puhunan, ito 'yong nagagamit ko," Jill said. (I used GLoan to grow my business, buying stock like soap, shampoo, and canned goods. I'm happy because the interest is small and easy on the pocket since I don't pay daily, I can really save up to pay monthly. It really helped, because when I have no capital, this is what I use.)
Jill's store also takes GCash payments, a small edge over the cash-only stores nearby. The monthly repayment schedule also offers much-needed breathing room compared to the daily pressure of informal lenders, allowing her business to stay steady even during slow periods.
A small side hustle funding a big dream
Carmen, 42, runs a small fish vending business in Barangay Suba—the kind of daily work that keeps a household going. To grow her business, she buys fish by the banyera (tub) and resells them to fellow vendors and fisherfolk, making sure no day goes to waste.
When additional capital was needed to keep her fish trade moving, GCash provided the crucial push. Introduced to the app by her cousin, Carmen turned to GLoan to supplement her existing capital, allowing her to purchase more inventory and keep her business afloat without the slow, restrictive processes of traditional financial institutions.
"Ibig sabihin, idinagdag ko lang hanggang sa lumaki. Extra na pera para maikot 'yung tinda. Nakatulong din sa iba at sa mga bata. Dahil may negosyo ka na, nakakatulong ka pa kaysa naman ma-standby ka lang," Carmen said. (I added the loan to my capital so it could grow—extra money to keep the trade moving. It also helped others and the kids. Because you have a business, you get to help out instead of just staying idle.)
Carmen isn't stopping there. She plans to maintain a good credit standing, explore GCash’s savings features, and use digital bill payments to make running her business and managing her household even easier.
Three stories, one lesson
Dyan, Jill, and Carmen didn't just get a loan; they got a chance to build something, and the confidence to keep growing. Financing gave them room to start a business, restock a shelf, expand an idea, or simply get through a hard month without losing ground.
Their stories point to something bigger happening across the Philippines, especially as more Filipinos turn a small business into their main livelihood with the help of accessible financing. GCash and Fuse Financing want to be part of that story even more, so more entrepreneurs can grow and seize new opportunities to build the future they dream for their families.
To know more about GCash and its lending solutions, please visit www.gcash.com.
As the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) forecasts a "very strong" El Niño that could persist until the first quarter of 2027, Manila Water Philippine Ventures (MWPV), the Non-East Zone subsidiary of Manila Water Company, is intensifying its preparedness measures across its service areas nationwide to help ensure reliable water supply amid projected prolonged dry weather conditions.
According to PAGASA, up to 85 provinces across the country may experience dry conditions, dry spells, and drought from late October 2026 to March 2027 as the El Niño phenomenon continues to intensify. The weather bureau warned that the climatic event, characterized by unusually warm sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, could significantly impact rainfall patterns and place increasing pressure on water resources nationwide.
In response, MWPV has activated a range of proactive measures across its 13 operating units serving communities in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, focusing on water source development, infrastructure resilience, operational readiness, and supply augmentation initiatives.
In the case of Cebu province, Manila Water Philippine Ventures (MWPV) has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring a reliable and sustainable water supply for the region through proactive preparedness measures and strategic infrastructure investments as Metropolitan Cebu continues to face water supply challenges posed by severe dry weather conditions and looming impacts of a very strong El Nino.
MWPV-Cebu is currently delivering 30.3 million liters of potable water per day and has the capability to provide additional 7.5 million liters of potable water per day for Metro Cebu for approximately 12,000 households, helping address increasing water demand and El Nino while maintaining service reliability across its partner water districts. Despite prevailing dry season conditions, the Company's water source remains stable, with water continuing to overflow from the weir, demonstrating the resilience of its supply system and the ability to consistently meet current production requirements while complying with water quality standards.
To strengthen water availability during periods of prolonged dry weather, MWPV has implemented a range of El Niño preparedness initiatives. These include continuous monitoring and rehabilitation of deep wells and surface water sources, preventive maintenance programs, optimization of reservoir utilization, and the exploration of new water source projects. The Company has also readied water tankers and mobile treatment plants, enhanced backwash recovery programs in its treatment facilities, and prepared standby deep wells to help augment supply when needed.
To address future water demand and reinforce supply resilience, MWPV is preparing to undertake a major water supply infrastructure project through the development of new source facility, treatment and pumping station facility
The new infrastructure is expected to deliver an additional of at least 12.5 million liters of water supply per day to approximately 20,000 households, further boosting the reliability and resilience of Metro Cebu's water system.
"The combination of our current supply reliability, robust El Niño preparedness measures, and planned capacity expansion provides support to Metro Cebu's growing water requirements. We are not only addressing today's needs but also laying the foundation for a more resilient and sustainable water future for the region," said Ruby Rose Mercado, General Manager of MWPV-Cebu.
Through proactive planning, infrastructure development, and responsible resource management, MWPV continues to work closely with its partners to help secure the long-term water future of Metro Cebu and support the region's residential, commercial, and industrial growth.
Similar to its parent company Manila Water which has long-prepared Metro Manila’s East Zone for the potential impacts of a strong El Nino, MWPV remains committed to safeguarding water security through proactive planning, diversified water sources, operational readiness, and strategic infrastructure investments the way it has prepared its other operating units nationwide such as Metro Ilagan Water, Calasiao Water, Laguna Water, Laguna Aquatech and Tanauan Water in Luzon; Boracay Water and Calbayog Water in the Visayas and Tagum Water in Mindanao; as well as Manila Water’s B2B operating units Estate Water and Manila Water Infratech Solutions Through these initiatives, the company continues to strengthen its ability to provide reliable water services and support the long-term sustainability and growth of the communities it serves.
From plastic waste to places of learning. SBFI delivers recycled armchairs to Clarin Elementary School.
What was once discarded plastic is now helping children learn in Misamis Occidental.
Security Bank Foundation, Inc. (SBFI) donated 50 new classroom chairs made entirely from recycled plastic to Clarin Elementary School in Plaridel, providing students with much-needed furniture while giving waste a second life. The chairs were produced by The Plastic Flamingo (The Plaf), a social enterprise that transforms plastic waste into durable furniture. Delivery to the school was sponsored by LBC Hari ng Padala Foundation.
For years, Clarin Elementary School relied on aging classroom chairs that had been repaired repeatedly to keep them usable. Some students used stools without writing tables, while broken chairs were patched together as often as possible.
For the school’s 118 learners, the donation helped address a longstanding shortage of classroom furniture.
“It is not only a donation but an answered prayer and a reminder that our learners are cared for and remembered,” said School Head Maria Erica C. Ligason.
The chairs also offer a lesson in sustainability. Made entirely from recycled plastic, they show how discarded materials can be transformed into something useful and durable.
For Clarin Elementary School, the chairs address a longstanding need while giving discarded plastic a new purpose inside the classroom.
For more information, visit www.securitybank.com/foundation.
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The song carries special meaning for the band and its millions of followers, with its message of healing, forgiveness, and second chances
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Ben&Ben plays to a sold-out Smart Araneta Coliseum at their Saranggola: The Concert where Leaves (Reimagined) was part of the setlist (PHOTO BY: JAIRA MOLO)
14 October 2026 — Multi-awarded folk-pop band Ben&Ben has submitted Leaves (Reimagined) for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards under the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category.
According to the band, bagging a Grammy Award has always been one of their dreams. They are thankful to be given the chance to take the first step toward this dream through the submission of Leaves (Reimagined) for consideration of the Grammy organization’s voting members.
Leaves (Reimagined) holds special meaning for Ben&Ben frontman Paolo Benjamin, who wrote the song, as it has helped him make sense of and overcome past hurts.
“Someone very close to me in the past hurt me in a very unexpected way, and I was faced with the choice to forgive or part ways. I chose to forgive,” he reveals. “This song will always hold deep meaning for me. It has been God’s way of saving me from my darkest thoughts countless times in the past, until now.”
“I hope that this grown-up version of the song will make people realize that forgiveness is an act that sets ourselves free, even if it’s extremely hard to do sometimes. Because as the new version says, it’s those closest to us that can hurt us the most. I hope that it encourages people to never give up on selflessly loving, even if it can get painful,” he adds.
The submission was made via the band’s label, Sony Music Entertainment Philippines. First Round Voting runs from October 12 to 22, and will determine the nominees across 100 categories. The official nominees will be announced on November 16, with the 2027 Grammy Awards taking place on February 7, 2027.
Ben&Ben recently released Nine, an album that they described as a love letter to their listeners and a celebration of their friendship. It features nine tracks, including reimagined versions of songs from the different stages of their journey together, including Leaves (Reimagined), as well as 2026 hit Saranggola and new song Harinawa.
The band played all tracks from Nine at their sold-out Saranggola: The Concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum earlier this month.
New Enhancements Give Consumers More Ways To Enjoy Immersive Home Theater Experiences and Premium Audio Content
SEOUL, October 14, 2026 — LG Electronics (LG) continues to expand the flexibility and immersive audio capabilities of LG Sound Suite, the world's first soundbar audio system powered by Dolby Atmos® FlexConnect™. Recent enhancements have expanded content compatibility, increased system flexibility and given consumers more ways to enjoy immersive home entertainment experiences1.
Introduced at CES 2026, LG Sound Suite redefined home audio by combining the simplicity of wireless setup with the flexibility to create a personalized Dolby Atmos experience. Since its debut, LG has continued expanding the capabilities of LG Sound Suite. The latest enhancements build on that foundation, expanding the ways consumers can configure, connect and enjoy LG Sound Suite in their homes.
"LG Sound Suite was created to make immersive audio more flexible, more accessible and easier to enjoy," said Lee Jeong-seok, head of the LG Media Entertainment Solution Company's Audio Business Division. "These latest enhancements reflect our ongoing commitment to expanding what LG Sound Suite can do, giving consumers more freedom to build the audio experience that best fits their home, their content and the way they listen."
More Ways to Enjoy Immersive Audio
As streaming, gaming and premium home entertainment continue to evolve, consumers are looking for audio experiences that match the stunning visuals delivered by today's televisions. To help expand those possibilities, LG has expanded LG Sound Suite with DTS:X support for the H7 soundbar, giving home theater enthusiasts additional ways to enjoy immersive, multi-dimensional audio from compatible content and source devices.
This enhancement reflects LG's ongoing commitment to listening to customers and expanding the capabilities of LG Sound Suite in response to enthusiast feedback seeking broader immersive audio compatibility.
By introducing DTS:X support today, LG is laying the foundation for even more immersive audio experiences across the LG Sound Suite ecosystem.
As part of this effort, LG is also developing the LG Media Connect Hub, designed to help customers enjoy DTS:X playback from compatible external source devices and further expand access to DTS:X content. Additional details will be shared through official channels at a later date2.
Expanding the Flexibility of Dolby Atmos FlexConnect
Flexibility has been central to LG Sound Suite from the very beginning.
Unlike traditional home theater systems that often require fixed speaker layouts and complex installation, LG Sound Suite allows users to build the system that works best for their space. LG has also expanded compatibility across home networking environments through support for Wi‑Fi 6 GHz networks and 5 GHz DFS channels. These enhancements allow more consumers to enjoy stereo and multi-speaker configurations while preserving the simplicity and flexibility that define the LG Sound Suite experience.
By making setup and connectivity more adaptable to real-world home environments, LG continues to strengthen one of the system's key advantages: immersive audio that fits naturally into the way people live.
More Freedom to Build the System You Want
LG has expanded system customization options through support for connecting two W7 subwoofers within compatible LG Sound Suite configurations.
While designed to provide greater flexibility for larger listening spaces, the dual-subwoofer capability is about more than increased output. By enabling additional placement options, the enhancement helps improve bass consistency throughout a room, delivering more balanced low-frequency performance across multiple seating positions. The feature further reinforces LG Sound Suite's modular approach, allowing users to start with a configuration that fits their needs today and expand over time as their entertainment preferences evolve.
Broader Compatibility Across Content and Entertainment Ecosystems
LG has expanded content access through Google Cast support on the H7 soundbar, giving users additional ways to stream music, podcasts and entertainment content directly to their LG Sound Suite systems.
Combined with Dolby Atmos, Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, Sound Follow, Room Calibration Pro and LG's modular wireless architecture, these enhancements continue to expand the capabilities of the LG Sound Suite ecosystem while preserving the simplicity that made the system distinctive from day one.
Continuing the Vision of Flexible Immersive Audio
Audio continues to play an increasingly important role in home entertainment as consumers seek experiences that match the quality of today's premium televisions and content platforms.
From expanded DTS:X compatibility and dual-subwoofer configurations to broader wireless connectivity and content access, LG continues strengthening the flexibility that defines the LG Sound Suite experience.
By giving consumers more ways to enjoy Dolby Atmos, Dolby Atmos FlexConnect and immersive home entertainment, LG Sound Suite continues delivering on its original promise: simple, flexible and immersive audio that is right for their home.
For more information about LG Sound Suite, visit LG.com.
1Features are delivered via software updates. Availability, timing and supported features, including Wi‑Fi 6 GHz and 5 GHz DFS channel support, may vary by model, country/region, router compatibility and software version.
2Product availability, features and timing are subject to change.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
“See you tonight” can mean something different when your friends are part of a running crew. The meeting spot is a starting point, the plan is a few kilometers together, and catching up happens along the route. It could be a quick run after work or a late-night race that keeps the group out well past its usual bedtime.
For some Gen Zs and Millennials, running is becoming part of their social life, not just their fitness routine. It gives them a reason to step away from their desks, see familiar faces, and experience the city after dark with people who make showing up easier. And when the run is over, there is still time to linger, talk about how it went, and make plans for the next one.
Running crews are becoming a place to build friendships around a shared routine. The run itself might be a chance to chase a personal best or clear your head after a long day. Just as often, the reason to show up is knowing someone will be there to run alongside you.
That mix of movement and connection is at the heart of HOKA Midnight Run which brings runners and crews together at night, offering a different kind of social experience of where the energy of an evening out carries through every kilometer.
When Running Becomes Part of the Nightlife
A night run gives people more to look forward to than the distance ahead as crews meet up before the start, encourage one another along the route, and linger afterward to cool down and trade stories. Someone might be chasing a faster time; someone else might simply be glad they made it after a long day. Both have a place in the group.
HOKA Midnight Run brings that social side of running into the city after dark. Music and the energy of fellow runners make the evening feel like a night out, while the run gives everyone something to experience together. Friends can push one another toward the finish line, then stay to celebrate the effort whether it was a personal best or a first race.
It is those moments around the run that make people want to come back. The distance gives them a goal for the night and everyone they share it with gives them a reason to show up for the next one.For HOKA, the race is one part of a larger running culture shaped by crews, recovery routines, and the friendships that keep people showing up. HOKA Midnight Run celebrates those everyday connections alongside the excitement of race night.
That spirit reflects HOKA’s Fly Everyday philosophy: movement can help people feel connected and balanced in their daily lives, whatever their pace or goal. As running communities grow, they offer a social circle where people can pursue their own progress while moving alongside others.
Keep Moving Through the Night
HOKA Midnight Run continues in Cebu, Iloilo, and Clark, inviting more runners to experience the city after dark with a crew beside them. Whether you are chasing a personal goal, bringing a friend to their first race, or looking for people to run with, each leg offers a chance to take part.
For a growing number of young Filipinos, a night run is becoming a way to make plans, build friendships, and find a place to belong. That is what makes the next run worth showing up for: the distance you cover together, and the people you look forward to seeing again.
For more information on HOKA Midnight Run and race day gear, visit HOKA.com and/or drop by HOKA Metro Manila stores at Ayala Manila Bay, SM Aura, One Ayala, Greenhills and Trinoma, and regional stores at Ayala Cebu, SM Iloilo and Ayala Abreeza Davao.
The Philippines’ established semiconductor manufacturing base and skilled workforce position the country to benefit as companies expand and diversify supply chains across Asia Pacific
Manila, Philippines, October 13, 2026 – Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), one of the world's largest express transportation companies, released findings from a new report developed in collaboration with Frost & Sullivan examining the evolving semiconductor ecosystem across Asia Pacific (APAC).
The report finds that growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing, electric vehicles (EVs), and advanced communications technologies is accelerating semiconductor production and driving investment in the digital infrastructure that powers the AI economy. These trends are creating increasingly complex regional and global supply chains that depend on speed, visibility, and resilience.
For the Philippines, the shift presents an opportunity to build on the country’s established position in the global semiconductor supply chain as an important hub for assembly, packaging and testing, supported by a skilled workforce and an established ecosystem of global manufacturers and local suppliers.
The report, From AI to EVs: How APAC Semiconductors Drive the Global Innovation Map, highlights how APAC has become the center of the global semiconductor ecosystem, accounting for approximately 58% of global semiconductor industry revenue. As industries increasingly rely on advanced chips to power AI applications, data centers, connected devices, and next-generation vehicles, the ability to move semiconductors and related technologies efficiently across multiple markets has become critical.
A recent FedEx survey conducted at SEMICON Taiwan 2026, one of the industry’s most influential trade shows, reinforced expectations for continued regional growth. Nearly four in five respondents identified Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Greater China, and Japan as the markets expected to see the greatest increase in semiconductor demand over the next three years.
"The next decade of innovation will be shaped not only by advances in semiconductors, but by the strength and resilience of the supply chains that power AI and digital infrastructure," said Salil Chari, president, Asia Pacific, FedEx. "As investment in AI infrastructure accelerates, businesses are managing increasingly complex supply chains spanning semiconductors, servers, networking equipment, cooling systems and advanced technology components across multiple markets. Resilience, visibility, and agility have become strategic advantages. FedEx is helping customers connect these critical supply chains through our extensive APAC network, global reach and specialized logistics capabilities, enabling innovation to move faster from factory floor to data center."
AI Infrastructure a Major Driver of Semiconductor Demand
The report identifies AI and high-performance computing as the fastest-growing drivers of semiconductor demand. More than 2,000 new data centers are expected to be built globally between 2026 and 2035.
Beyond semiconductors, AI is accelerating demand for an entire ecosystem of supporting infrastructure including high-density servers, networking equipment, cooling systems and power solutions. These critical technologies often move multiple manufacturing, assembly and testing hubs before being deployed in AI data centers worldwide, creating increasingly interconnected supply chains.
As a result, businesses are placing greater emphasis on logistics providers that can deliver speed, visibility and seamless cross-border connectivity for high-value, time-sensitive shipments.
At the same time, EVs, which require significantly more chips than traditional vehicles, together with 5G, IoT, consumer electronics, medical devices and industrial automation are further expanding semiconductor demand across industries.
The Philippines: A Key Player In Increasingly Interconnected APAC Semiconductor Ecosystem
The report highlights APAC's central role in semiconductor innovation and production. Rather than being concentrated in a single market, semiconductor manufacturing is distributed across highly specialized hubs throughout the region. Key regional strengths include:
China as a major material supplier, consumer market and growing fabrication hub; Taiwan, which leads global advanced semiconductor manufacturing and accounts for roughly 60% of worldwide foundry output; South Korea, a global leader in memory chip production and advanced fabrication capabilities; and Japan plays a critical role in semiconductor equipment, materials and specialty manufacturing inputs.
Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, has emerged as a key center for semiconductor assembly, packaging and testing operations.
The Philippines hosts manufacturing operations of major global semiconductor companies and has developed a skilled workforce supporting assembly, packaging and testing services. This existing industry base gives the country an opportunity to capture new investment as semiconductor companies seek to expand and diversify their manufacturing and sourcing footprints across Asia Pacific.
Recent investment activity in the country is highlighting this shift. Philippine economic zones continue to attract electronics and advanced manufacturing projects, while government efforts are increasingly focused on moving the country toward higher-value activities within the semiconductor value chain, including research, engineering, design, and advanced manufacturing.
This specialization creates a deeply interconnected ecosystem, with semiconductor design, fabrication, packaging, testing and deployment often occurring across multiple countries before a final product reaches market. Alongside hyperscalers, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) also play an important role, benefiting from growing opportunities in high-value niche segments.
“The Philippines has decades of experience and a strong talent base in semiconductor manufacturing. The opportunity now is to build on these strengths as the industry enters a new phase driven by AI, advanced computing and increasingly distributed supply chains,” said Garrick Thompson, managing director, FedEx Philippines. “For the Philippines to capture more of this growth, manufacturing capability needs to be matched by reliable connectivity to suppliers and customers across the region and around the world. This is where logistics can help turn our geographic position and industrial capabilities into a stronger competitive advantage.”
Industry sentiment reflects this regionalization trend. In the FedEx SEMICON Taiwan survey, 35% of respondents said they expect their companies to expand manufacturing into additional APAC markets over the next three years. A further 25% plan to increase or diversify sourcing either within APAC or globally.
Supply Chains Shift from Efficiency to Resilience
Supply chain resilience is becoming a strategic priority. Geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory complexity, and other external disruptions continue to challenge operations.
Survey findings reinforce this shift with 30% of respondents citing geopolitical disruption as the most significant challenge to growth ahead of rising operating costs and cross-border trade and customs complexity.
Consequently, traditional just-in-time operating models are being supplemented with more resilient supply chain strategies, including geographic diversification and inventory buffers. This evolution is increasing demand for reliable international logistics networks capable of supporting high-value, critical shipments.
Logistics Enabling the Next Chapter of Semiconductor Growth
As semiconductor supply chains become more complex and globally interconnected, survey findings suggest that speed and visibility will be central to future logistics strategies, with 44% of respondents identifying faster international shipping as the most important capability when selecting logistics and supply chain partners over the next three years.
FedEx supports this connectivity through its extensive international network and operations in the Philippines, including its gateway at Clark. Located close to major industrial and economic zones in Central Luzon, Clark provides Philippine businesses with convenient access to FedEx’s regional and global network, helping facilitate the movement of high-value and time-sensitive shipments to international markets.
The report provides businesses with insights into the evolving AI and semiconductor ecosystem across Asia Pacific, helping them better understand emerging supply chain trends, growth opportunities and the logistics capabilities needed to support the next wave of innovation. The full report can be downloaded here.
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