Tomorrow's Workforce - Event Write-up


Mark Spelman, Member of the Executive Committee at The World Economic Forum, explains why businesses need to plan today for the workforce of tomorrow.

Points discussed include:
  • Due to big data and the Internet of Things, the ability to connect objects and people is changing the business environment
  • The development of artificial intelligence will alter our workforce requirements, and perhaps even our class system 
  • Tomorrow's workforce is more likely to be transient and hired for short periods
  •  We must think about how we reskill and upskill our staff; the right talent will be limited, so we can't all poach the staff we need

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