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Building National-Scale Cyber Defence for Government and Critical Infrastructure
Cyber security has moved from being a specialist technology issue to being a national resilience issue. Governments now rely on digital systems to collect revenue, pay benefits, support health services, manage borders, run emergency services, deliver education, and communicate with citizens. Critical infrastructure operators rely on connected systems to provide electricity, water, transport, banking, telecommunications, food distribution, and health care. When these systems f
Jul 212 min read


China’s property troubles roll on: Why the slowdown is becoming a long-term economic adjustment
China’s property market downturn is no longer a short-term correction. It has evolved into one of the defining economic challenges of the decade, with implications that reach far beyond housing developers and local governments. For policymakers, investors, and business leaders, the central question is no longer whether the market will stabilize, but how long the adjustment process will take and what a new growth model for China might look like.
For years, real estate serve
Jun 306 min read


Zombie Governments: How International Consultancies Hollow Out Government Capability
Governments today face unprecedented levels of complexity. They are expected to respond to geopolitical instability, climate change, cyber threats, demographic shifts, artificial intelligence, aging infrastructure, and rising citizen expectations—all while operating under increasing fiscal pressure. Against this backdrop, governments have become major consumers of consulting services. International consulting firms advise on everything from digital transformation and tax refo
Jun 308 min read
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