We're living in a time when data and knowledge have become key resources for economic development.
Developed economies have recognised this and have increasingly embraced knowledge creation as a way to secure their competitive advantage. They've done so by, among other things, investing more in education with an eye on producing more highly skilled graduates who can thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.
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