Demand for high-end medical devices is on the rise in China
China’s aging population and the government’s focus on improving its citizens’ health are expected to heighten the need from medical device manufacturers, including those in Wisconsin.
Canada invests in broadband fiber optics
Canada’s government sees broadband as an impetus for innovation and a necessity for its people, and Wisconsin companies in that sector could benefit from the demand for such technology.
5G to bring high-speed connections throughout Brazil
Wisconsin companies with broadband technologies or products may have opportunities to work with the winning bidders in Brazil’s recent 5G auction.
South Africa battles increasing cyberattacks
Wisconsin has a strong range of IT firms whose services might be welcomed in order to strengthen cybersecurity in South Africa.
Demand grows for Industry 4.0 in Southeast Asia
Wisconsin companies are at the forefront of advanced manufacturing systems, and the state’s education system is known for workforce training in engineering, manufacturing and the Internet of Things.
UAE’s reputation is on the rise, according to the Global Soft Power Index
Wisconsin companies may want to consider seeking export partners in the United Arab Emirates as it gains respect and attention worldwide.
The UK boosts funding to improve health care, expand technology
An aggressive effort by the UK government to reduce health care backlogs and adopt health technology is likely to require imports from the best and the brightest suppliers, including companies in Wisconsin.
Australia is planning a robotics revolution
Wisconsin exporters with expertise, products and robotics systems may want to explore the possibilities for partnering with Australian businesses and organizations.
Biotechnology: Made in Belgium
Wisconsin and Belgium are both centers for biotech, and companies might want to consider collaborations or joint ventures.
The UK tackles Industry 4.0
Wisconsin companies and technology professionals can play a role in the transformation of the UK’s manufacturers into a more digitized, data-sharing, productive industry.
