THRIVING AMID GLOBAL VOLATILITY
It found that Nvidia, Microsoft and Alphabet are among the most future-proof tech companies for their edge across the artificial intelligence supply chain, from chips to user interfaces.
The report also noted that in the pharmaceutical sector, rapid transformation is underway. Competitive advantage now belongs to firms that manage diverse therapeutic platforms, ranging from obesity drugs and antibody-drug conjugates to cell and gene therapies.
Johnson & Johnson, Roche and AstraZeneca led the future readiness chart, thanks to their broad diversification, substantial research and development investments and early AI adoption.
Meanwhile in fashion, platform powerhouses LVMH, Inditex and Hermes stood out with unmatched brand equity, supply chain expertise and strong cash reserves.
Firms that have failed to adapt or remain culturally relevant are struggling to connect with modern consumers, the report found.
Companies that are future-ready “are the ones who systematically derisk market risks”, Yu told CNA’s Asia Now.
He pointed to tech leaders that command every layer of the AI ecosystem, while traditional hardware players struggle to keep pace.
“They are providing almost enterprise solutions end-to-end in order to boost productivity for their customers,” said Yu, adding that having a grand vision alone is no longer enough to stay competitive.
“I think this is why organisations that control the entire tech stack essentially will control the destiny for the industry.”
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