The GCO is new this year: It evaluates the future potential of 125 cities based on the rate of change across four dimensions-Personal Well-being, Economics, Innovation, and Governance. The GCI provides a unique assessment of global engagement for 125 cities representing all continents and regions, measuring how globally engaged each city is across 26 metrics in five dimensions-Business Activity, Human Capital, Information Exchange, Cultural Experience, and Political Engagement. This is the fifth edition of the GCI, which was launched in 2008. The Global Cities 2015 includes two parts-The Global Cities Index (GCI) and the Global Cities Outlook (GCO). Other cities ranking at the top of the Global Cities Outlook include London (#2), Boston (#3), New York (#4), and Zurich (#5). San Francisco leads the Global Cities Outlook due to its strength in innovation.
Kearney Global Cities 2015 that was released today. New York and Londonremain the world’s most global cities, as they are the only cities to rank in the top 10 of both the Global Cities Index and the Global Cities Outlook according to the A.T.
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