The 'future of work' era: How to capitalise on the decade of digitalisation

Embracing the data-driven, data-enriched world of work

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Society is undergoing a generational shift in the way it operates. The double disruption scenario created by technological innovation and a global health pandemic has catalysed the digitalisation of global economies and a large-scale shift to remote working.

Consequently, we have seen a surge in operate-from-anywhere arrangements, as well as increased awareness of the marketplace for enabling technologies. We call this paradigm the 'future of work'. In the 'future of work' era, education, training and employment become location agnostic, powered by always-on, always-available cloud-based software that is both intuitive and data-rich. With changes in digital and technology adoption taking place about 25 times faster than before the pandemic, the 'future of work' era will provide companies with more automation and improvements in data-drive...

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