20 years: Financial services & culture
Technology has made a significant impact on how we work. Duena outlines how demands for faster and better execution of services have pushed the development of new technologies in the workforce, and how companies are adapting to this change.
Technology has made a significant impact on how we work. Duena outlines how demands for faster and better execution of services have pushed the development of new technologies in the workforce, and how companies are adapting to this change.
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There is a tremendous gap between the speed of technology and the way organisations are structured today. The three major areas of change in the workplace will be location, people, and methodology. With technology taking on new roles, people will need to invest in new skills.
Key learning objectives:
Describe the skills people should adopt to compete with new technology
Identify the three potential areas of change in the workplace
Define the terms Agile and DevOps
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As technology advances, and new ways of employing it to communicate and collaborate emerge, the need for co-location diminishes. There are more geographically distributed teams that work together better than those who share an office.
Terms such as “digital nomads” and “gig economy” refer to the way in which people are able to perform knowledge-based work in new locations.
When it comes to the methodology, the “how” we do work in the future, one theme that has emerged is that technology demands a faster and better modality of delivering projects than the existing waterfall-based methods.
All types of projects being managed so far have been constructed in a sequential approach of plan and design, define requirements, create deliverables, test and deliver. This approach is sluggish because it is too slow to serve increasing expectations from the consumers.
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