The Center for Future of Work has released a new report: From/To. It covers 42 of the most powerful technological, business and societal trends that we see impacting work now and in the immediate future.
With digitization, the world of work is changing at unprecedented pace. The rise of robots, machine intelligence, distributed ledgers, quantum physics, gig labor, privacy matters, software – all these trends point to a new world that differs from anything we’ve ever seen, or worked in, before.
The companies set to thrive in the new landscape are those that excel in the application of digital tools and processes. Successful businesses are already modernizing their environments, extracting more value from their data, deepening their understanding of their customers, innovating faster, and migrating their operations to the cloud – all to become more competitive.
Last year, we proposed a list of 21 jobs that will emerge in the next ten years in a world of AI, automation, algorithms, bots and big data. The list clearly hit a nerve; media frequently reported about it and business leaders referred to it. Now, we propose 21 more jobs.
