-
Jobs, technology, and disruptive change
February 17, 2014 Editor 0
Not being skilled for work in 2030 will have serious implications for people, businesses, and governments
The children entering school in 2014 will start working in about 2030. One can safely assume that the world then will rely even more on information and communications technologies. After all, technology is already transforming agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, and more.
Related Posts
The pattern of emergence of a Middle Stone Age tradition at Gademotta and Kulkuletti (Ethiopia) through convergent tool and point technologies.
Developing oneself as a leader
Canonical lowers cost of Ubuntu smartphone in bid to reach crowdfunding goal
SA radar sector has marked a major milestone in its history
Science & Technology Education: A Dutch Perspective
Marcelo Coelho and Colin Raney on 3D printing and the digital manufacturing revolution
Africa: Southern, Eastern African Central Bank Officials Discuss the Mobile Financial Services Business The Economics Of Open Source
