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Sunil Bharti Mittal says the time is now to seize the technology opportunity in front of us. Watch here: #wef23

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.@cristianoamon CEO of @Qualcomm explains how companies are embracing technology more than ever. Watch here: #wef23

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Technology for a More Resilient World with @cristianoamon (@Qualcomm), @ArvindKrishna (@IBM), Sunil Bharti Mittal, Derek O'Halloran (@wef), @JulieSweet (@Accenture) and @nxthompson (@theatlantic). #wef23

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.@JulieSweet CEO at @Accenture, reminds everyone of the importance of 'clean data'. Watch #wef23 here:

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