Paul Miller is a Group Editor at Forrester. He specializes in areas such as Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing, and the intersection of technology and sports, covering themes that range from competitive sports to apparel and fashion. Paul has been featured in various prominent publications including Newsmax Media, The National Interest, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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By: Paul Miller
Sydney house prices could fall by up to $122,000 in the next financial year while Melbourne's median house price could drop below one million dollars, according to new forecasts by Domain. Economists say it's partly the result of three consecutive interest rate hikes this year.
By: Paul Miller
Two severe tropical storms are expected to converge over Japan, making forecasting their movements and strengths more difficult
In less than nine months, millions of batteries sold into Europe will require something called a battery passport. These battery passports are one instance of a broader idea called a digital product passport (DPP), and more jurisdictions will require DPPs for more product classes over the next few years. Batteries may get a lot of attention just now, but even lower value (and higher volume) items like clothes will soon be issued passports. My new report,
By: Paul Miller
Luke Lewis is in the house for NRL Monday with Andrew Moore. They break down the weekend of the NRL action, preview the State of Origin decider, and Lewy tells us who he is buying and selling.
As a Jew, I can no longer stand with a movement that is antisemitic and anti-Israel at its core.
By: Gary, Dana Maine, Mark Sullivan, Paul Miller, Nancy Reimer, Kevin Stone, William Covino, Alex Diaz, John M. Forbes, Jessica Gray Kelly, Freeman Mathis &
A summary of the important professional liability topics by our expert team members for the second quarter. Highlights from the second...
By: Paul Miller
Five young Pallas's cats, dubbed the world's grumpiest feline for their sullen facial expressions, went on display at a zoo in Japan on Thursday.
By: Steve Carroll, Max Mcvittie, Matt Chivers, Paul Miller, Nicola Slater
Introducing the Druids Ambassador Packs. Druids are offering affordable, quality golf clothing for men, women and juniors!
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