Klaus Schwab
6 books
About the Author
Klaus Schwab is a visionary economist, engineer, and founder of the World Economic Forum, dedicated to shaping global dialogues on innovation, sustainability, and societal progress. Born in Germany in 1938, he holds doctorates in engineering and economics, and has authored numerous influential works exploring the intersections of technology, business, and humanity. As a professor and thought leader, Schwab has advised governments and corporations worldwide, emphasizing ethical frameworks for emerging technologies. His seminal book, The Fourth Industrial Revolution, published in 2016, has become a cornerstone text for understanding the transformative impact of digital, physical, and biological innovations on our world, inspiring leaders to navigate these changes responsibly.
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Books by Klaus Schwab
