From emerging markets like Burundi to established financial powerhouses, digital transformation is redefining global finance. By harnessing AI, blockchain, and cloud computing, institutions are gaining efficiency, reducing costs, and expanding inclusion on the road to a potential $3.3 trillion market by 2030.

Indonesia is taking a bold step toward digitalizing its travel protocols. Beginning September 1, 2025, international visitors heading to Bali and other parts of the country will be required to complete an All Indonesia Declaration Card online, paving the way for smoother and faster entry.

As the digital age advances, social media’s influence on business continues to expand. In 2025, effective engagement through these platforms will be critical, making social media CRMs an essential tool for businesses looking to maintain meaningful customer connections.

The European Union is ramping up its adoption and investment in artificial intelligence, aiming to lead in responsible AI development. Meanwhile, Suriname embarks on a digital transformation alongside its South American neighbors, signaling significant shifts in the global tech landscape.

Sapiens International has launched an AI-driven upgrade to its CoreSuite policy administration system, offering life insurers enhanced operational efficiency and customer engagement. The new release introduces generative AI chatbots, machine learning tools, and a redesigned user interface to accelerate digital transformation.

Over 35 million users, including celebrities like Mark Hamill and Stephen King, are embracing Bluesky as a fresh alternative to Twitter. The rapid growth of this new platform marks a significant shift in the social media landscape.