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Training and Education in the Services Sector – Time for an Overhaul
“The future workforce has to, therefore, compete with smart machines and persevere to get smarter, which simply means they must develop superior skills, bandwidth, and knowledge.”Technology is literally and figuratively reshaping the world as we know it. The global economy is now, more than ever, dependent on innovation, disruption and reimagination to re-create the manufacturing, services and agricultural sectors. The challenges are not just limited to finding new sustainable and environment-friendly approaches, but extend to the why and how of “smarter ways of doing”, to remain relevant and ahead of the competition.Among the key three ‘M’ resources – namely, Men,
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“The future workforce has to, therefore, compete with smart machines and persevere to get smarter, which simply means they must develop superior skills, bandwidth, and knowledge.”Technology is literally and figuratively reshaping the world as we know it. The global economy is now, more than ever, dependent on innovation, disruption and reimagination to re-create the manufacturing, services and agricultural sectors. The challenges are not just limited to finding new sustainable and environment-friendly approaches, but extend to the why and how of “smarter ways of doing”, to remain relevant and ahead of the competition.Among the key three ‘M’ resources – namely, Men, […]
