The Future Development of an Established Sports League in Conversation with Bundesliga

Your team's best decisions happen at the point of action, whether that's inside a live bid, a capital-project review, or a market-entry call, and inside the tools your team already works in.

This session introduces GlobalData's Direct Data Solutions (DDS): a flexible set of delivery options that help industrials teams get more from the trusted intelligence they already subscribe to.

We start with your data strategy and the challenges you're actually working through, then show how DDS can support them, from established feeds and integrations through to newer AI-native access.

This is an introduction, so come away with a clearer picture of what's possible and a sense of the right next step for your team.

Discover what Q2-2026 hiring trends reveal about business priorities, strategy, and emerging opportunities. Using GlobalData’s Job Analytics platform, this webinar uncovers the signals hidden in recruitment patterns to help you anticipate future developments.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
• Decode business priorities: Understand what companies are investing in based on hiring patterns
• Spot emerging trends: Identify sectors or functions growing in focus, like technology or sustainability
• Anticipate strategic moves: Use recruitment data to forecast product launches, expansions, or innovation
• Make informed decisions: Translate hiring signals into actionable insights for strategy and planning

Europe’s energy transition is increasingly becoming an industrial policy challenge as well as a decarbonization one. This webinar will explore the EU’s growing “Made in Europe” approach across key technologies such as wind, solar, batteries and EVs, as policymakers seek to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on foreign supply chains, particularly China. It will assess whether measures such as European-preference and local-content requirements can boost Europe’s clean-tech industry, or whether they risk increasing costs and limiting access to cheaper technologies. Ultimately, can Europe protect its own manufacturing base while keeping its energy transition affordable and competitive?