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The tech-driven bioeconomy is here. It aims to tackle many of humanity’s greatest challenges and revolutionize industries from healthcare to agriculture. But given the potential reach, why is it not yet mainstream?      At Capgemini, we're excited to collaborate with the World Economic Forum to drive this transformation. Think life-saving cures optimized for individual patients, the creation of biofuels from waste, sustainably feeding a growing population, delivering clean water… the possibilities are endless. By harnessing the convergence of physical, digital, and biological technologies, we have a unique opportunity to enhance health, prosperity, and ecological balance.    Advancing bio-solutions to the commercial mainstream will require action on many fronts – from science to regulation. Our latest report, created with the World Economic Forum, shares impactful examples of opportunities, challenges, and strategies to unlock full potential at scale.     The world is better positioned than ever before to accelerate the transition. Let's embrace the bioeconomy together and work towards a sustainable and prosperous world!     🔗 Read the full report ‘Accelerating the tech-driven bioeconomy’ https://bit.ly/4cRmXyr      #GetTheFutureYouWant #Bioeconomy #SyntheticBiology #EngineeringBiology #EcoDigitalEra     Aiman Ezzat | Brynne Stanton | Cassandra Padbury | Dr Christopher Yates | Cyril Garcia | Ester Baiget | Fernando Alvarez Tabio | Jeremy Jurgens | Mariia Borsuk | Moïse Tignon | Monty Barlow | Laura De Oliveira | Philippe Cordier | Rebecca Donaldson | Richard Traherne

I am thrilled to share with you all that our insight report with the World Economic Forum on the challenges and opportunities of accelerating the tech-driven bioeconomy has been published! This project has been delivered by the joint team of the World Economic Forum and Capgemini, including our deep-tech experts from Cambridge Consultants, alongside the dedicated Forum specialists who are all truly passionate about the intersection of technology and biology and the incredible potential it holds for our future. Insights were gathered with the valuable contribution provided by the Bioeconomy Initiative Community – a global, multistakeholder community of government, academia, large companies, start-ups and civil society organisations who generously gave of their time in the workshops we facilitated. From healthcare to sustainable agriculture and novel materials to waste valorisation the advancements in this space are nothing short of revolutionary. In this report we explore the hurdles that companies in the bioeconomy face, as well as the potential for growth and innovation. Understanding these challenges and opportunities is crucial for staying ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. We explore key aspects such as: ⭐ Why accelerating the bio-based transformation matters for people and planet. ⭐ The bioeconomy is poised to impact every aspect of daily life. ⭐ The future of the bioeconomy will be shaped by a core set of convergent, technology-driven approaches. ⭐ To realise the potential of the global bioeconomy will require stakeholder alignment to capitalise on the strong foundation for growth. ⭐ The bio-revolution continues to gain momentum and now is the time to come together to catalyse the worldwide transition to the tech-enabled bioeconomy. I am proud of the hard work and dedication that went into this report and I am confident that it will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. I invite you to dive into the full report here https://lnkd.in/d6jiccZ7 and join the conversation on how we can shape a more sustainable and tech-driven future together. #Bioeconomy #GetTheFutureYouWant #WeDoDeepTech Laura De Oliveira, Dr Christopher Yates, Rebecca Donaldson

I am thrilled to share with you all that our insight report with the World Economic Forum on the challenges and opportunities of accelerating the tech-driven bioeconomy has been published! This project has been delivered by the joint team of the World Economic Forum and Capgemini, including our deep-tech experts from Cambridge Consultants, alongside the dedicated Forum specialists who are all truly passionate about the intersection of technology and biology and the incredible potential it holds for our future. Insights were gathered with the valuable contribution provided by the Bioeconomy Initiative Community – a global, multistakeholder community of government, academia, large companies, start-ups and civil society organisations who generously gave of their time in the workshops we facilitated. From healthcare to sustainable agriculture and novel materials to waste valorisation the advancements in this space are nothing short of revolutionary. In this report we explore the hurdles that companies in the bioeconomy face, as well as the potential for growth and innovation. Understanding these challenges and opportunities is crucial for staying ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. We explore key aspects such as: ⭐ Why accelerating the bio-based transformation matters for people and planet. ⭐ The bioeconomy is poised to impact every aspect of daily life. ⭐ The future of the bioeconomy will be shaped by a core set of convergent, technology-driven approaches. ⭐ To realise the potential of the global bioeconomy will require stakeholder alignment to capitalise on the strong foundation for growth. ⭐ The bio-revolution continues to gain momentum and now is the time to come together to catalyse the worldwide transition to the tech-enabled bioeconomy. I am proud of the hard work and dedication that went into this report and I am confident that it will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. I invite you to dive into the full report here https://lnkd.in/d6jiccZ7 and join the conversation on how we can shape a more sustainable and tech-driven future together. #Bioeconomy #GetTheFutureYouWant #WeDoDeepTech Laura De Oliveira, Dr Christopher Yates, Rebecca Donaldson

I am thrilled to share with you all that our insight report with the World Economic Forum on the challenges and opportunities of accelerating the tech-driven bioeconomy has been published! This project has been delivered by the joint team of the World Economic Forum and Capgemini, including our deep-tech experts from Cambridge Consultants, alongside the dedicated Forum specialists who are all truly passionate about the intersection of technology and biology and the incredible potential it holds for our future. Insights were gathered with the valuable contribution provided by the Bioeconomy Initiative Community – a global, multistakeholder community of government, academia, large companies, start-ups and civil society organisations who generously gave of their time in the workshops we facilitated. From healthcare to sustainable agriculture and novel materials to waste valorisation the advancements in this space are nothing short of revolutionary. In this report we explore the hurdles that companies in the bioeconomy face, as well as the potential for growth and innovation. Understanding these challenges and opportunities is crucial for staying ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. We explore key aspects such as: ⭐ Why accelerating the bio-based transformation matters for people and planet. ⭐ The bioeconomy is poised to impact every aspect of daily life. ⭐ The future of the bioeconomy will be shaped by a core set of convergent, technology-driven approaches. ⭐ To realise the potential of the global bioeconomy will require stakeholder alignment to capitalise on the strong foundation for growth. ⭐ The bio-revolution continues to gain momentum and now is the time to come together to catalyse the worldwide transition to the tech-enabled bioeconomy. I am proud of the hard work and dedication that went into this report and I am confident that it will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving industry. I invite you to dive into the full report here https://lnkd.in/d6jiccZ7 and join the conversation on how we can shape a more sustainable and tech-driven future together. #Bioeconomy #GetTheFutureYouWant #WeDoDeepTech Laura De Oliveira, Dr Christopher Yates, Rebecca Donaldson

🚀 The bioeconomy is revolutionizing industries from healthcare to agriculture, offering sustainable, innovative alternatives to traditional approaches. With the global bioeconomy estimated in the trillions of dollars and projected to continue to grow in the next decade, the potential is immense. 🌍 We are proud to collaborate with the World Economic Forum to drive this transformation. As we harness the convergence of physical, digital, and biological technologies, we have a unique opportunity to enhance health, prosperity, and ecological balance. Our latest report, created with the World EconomicForum, not only explores the opportunities and challenges in driving adoption, but shares valuable insights on how we can accelerate the tech-driven bioeconomy forward at scale. Join us in embracing the future of the bioeconomy and working towards a sustainable and prosperous world that puts people and planet first. 🔗 Read the full report https://bit.ly/4cRmXyr #GetTheFutureYouWant #Bioeconomy #SyntheticBiology #EngineeringBiology

🚀 The bioeconomy is revolutionizing industries from healthcare to agriculture, offering sustainable, innovative alternatives to traditional approaches. With the global bioeconomy estimated in the trillions of dollars and projected to continue to grow in the next decade, the potential is immense. 🌍 We are proud to collaborate with the World Economic Forum to drive this transformation. As we harness the convergence of physical, digital, and biological technologies, we have a unique opportunity to enhance health, prosperity, and ecological balance. Our latest report, created with the World EconomicForum, not only explores the opportunities and challenges in driving adoption, but shares valuable insights on how we can accelerate the tech-driven bioeconomy forward at scale. Join us in embracing the future of the bioeconomy and working towards a sustainable and prosperous world that puts people and planet first. 🔗 Read the full report https://bit.ly/4cRmXyr #GetTheFutureYouWant #Bioeconomy #SyntheticBiology #EngineeringBiology