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IBM 5 in 5: In The Future, Everything Will Learn

Yu Kit Lee, IBM Malaysia

18-Feb-14 12:34

IBM 5 in 5: In The Future, Everything Will Learn

Ignacio Estrada once said that “If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn”. The classrooms of today will change in 5 years’ time. That is one of IBM’s 5 in 5 for that released in December 2013. What are the other 4 and what does this actually mean? Yu Kit Lee, Executive IT Architect at IBM Malaysia breaks down the latest IBM 5 in 5 report.


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