Peter G. Killigang, Author at Drop magazine

Why algorithmic bias becomes a public policy risk

International

From Algorithmic Bias to Public Policy Risk: A Deep Dive

Peter G. Killigang

Algorithmic systems now make or influence decisions across criminal justice, hiring, healthcare, lending, social media, and public services. When those systems reflect or amplify social biases, they stop being isolated…

Culture and Entertainment

Personal Shopper: An Overview

Peter G. Killigang

A personal shopper is a professional who supports clients during their buying choices, typically involving fashion, luxury items, or thoughtful presents, and the position seeks to simplify each shopping experience…

What signals indicate a business has durable pricing power?

Investments and Business

Recognizing Indicators of Strong Business Pricing Power

Peter G. Killigang

Durable pricing power refers to a company’s long-term capacity to lift prices or preserve margins without significantly weakening demand, eroding customer loyalty, or undermining its competitive standing. Rather than reflecting…

traditional nigerian attire in abuja portrait

Culture and Entertainment

Exploring Haute Couture: What Does It Imply?

Peter G. Killigang

Haute couture refers to a realm that conjures visions of finely crafted pieces, exceptional artistry, and fashion design at its highest level, yet what truly defines haute couture and sets…

Eritrea: CSR cases strengthening community health and capacity-building

Social Responsibility

Eritrea: CSR advancements in community health and capacity-building

Peter G. Killigang

Eritrea’s political and economic landscape influences how corporate social responsibility functions in practice, and although its private sector is smaller than in many other nations, extractive firms, infrastructure contractors, local…

What technologies are paving the way for early 6G research directions?

Science and Technology

What Technologies are Guiding Early 6G Research?

Peter G. Killigang

Sixth-generation wireless systems, widely recognized as 6G, are projected to take shape in the early 2030s, evolving from the groundwork established by 5G and initial 5G-Advanced networks. Although official standards…

What safeguards exist in modern nuclear power

International

Public Debate on Nuclear Power: What’s Driving It?

Peter G. Killigang

Nuclear power has once again moved to the forefront of global public and policy discussions, driven by a convergence of factors such as climate commitments, energy security needs, technological progress,…

Sweden: How companies embed sustainability into profitability, not just reporting

Economy

How Swedish Firms Link Sustainability to Profit

Peter G. Killigang

Sweden has evolved into a testing ground showing how companies can turn sustainability into a source of profit rather than merely satisfying regulations, with its firm policy structure, dynamic capital…

Egypt: industrial CSR improving workplace safety and resource efficiency

Social Responsibility

Egypt CSR: Boosting Workplace Safety & Resource Efficiency

Peter G. Killigang

Industrial corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Egypt is increasingly framed around two tightly linked priorities: protecting workers and using resources more efficiently. As the country pursues economic growth under national…