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On 11 Sep, Samlink (a Cognizant company) organized an invitation-only event in Helsinki. Specialists from Samlink and Cognizant, together with star-analyst Euan Davis from The Center for Future of Work, guided the audience through obstacles and opportunities in the ever-changing tech landscape.
Here, you can capture the event highlights and download the white paper From/To.
Download white paper From/To
This report is a synthesis of the technological, business and societal trends that the analysts at The Center for Future of Work sees impacting work now and in the immediate future. It covers 42 ideas organized around five main themes: The Way We Work, The Tools of Work, The Aesthetics of Work, The Issues with Work, and The Meaning of Work. Download it here:
About Cognizant-Samlink
Samlink is an experienced Finnish developer of solutions and provider of services for the financial sector. During the spring of 2019, Cognizant acquired Oy Samlink AB as part of a deal to build and operate a shared core banking platform. The acquisition strenghtened Cognizant’s banking capabilities and expanded its network of delivery centers in the Nordics. Check out this video to learn more.
VP Center for the Future of Work
EMEA Cognizant
VP Center for the Future of Work
EMEA Cognizant
Euan is a long standing expert in the business and IT services landscape. A respected speaker and thinker, Euan has guided many Fortune 500 firms into the dynamics surrounding business, technology and sourcing with his thought provoking research and advisory skills. The Center for the Future of Work examines how work is changing in response to the emergence of new technologies, new business practices and new workers.
CloseThe tasks and activities that people do are changing, and so are the industries in which they are working. What happens as AI is infused in all aspects of work? Are robots really taking our jobs? What will a digital overlay do to knowledge-intense work? To blue collar work? Explore how work's five core themes are shifting in the digital era.
