Watch the video above to hear from Jerry Foster, (Plex Systems), Shweta Kurvey-Mishra (Waste Management), Brent Roberts (Siemens), and Elise Neel (Verizon) as they share their key takeaways from the Labor & Technology insights report, “The Restructuring Labor Market Will Accelerate the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0).”
Unless they have changed their ways, even the best run Board of Directors are most likely not properly equipped to provide the needed advice and guidance to their company’s leadership team in such tumultuous times as we are competing in today.
Unless they have changed their ways, even the best run Board of Directors are most likely not properly equipped to provide the needed advice and guidance to their company’s leadership team in such tumultuous times as we are competing in today.
Unless they have changed their ways, even the best run Board of Directors are most likely not properly equipped to provide the needed advice and guidance to their company’s leadership team in such tumultuous times as we are competing in today.
In this piece, CGS Fellow Pat Hillberg explores how we are entering in to a decade of transformation in the midst of the pandemic and how by its end we will see a strong advancement into the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
The current global crisis is causing people to rethink their supply chains, operations, and organizational adaptability. Industry 4.0 and specifically Connected Manufacturing will now be more important than ever as companies wrestle with these issues. This is the second in a series of discussions between CGS Fellows, Angie Tuglus and Pat Hillberg on these topics.
There is a new “zone of comfort” for how we will be interacting with each other for both personal and business needs; B2B and B2C interfaces are being re-written at this very moment. No one set of rules will apply as the virus has affected each and every one of us in a different way.
The current global crisis is causing people to rethink their supply chains, operations, and organizational adaptability. This is the first in a series of discussions between CGS Fellows Angie Tuglus and Patrick Hillberg where they assess the world and predict the future.
Why invoke Christensen when we are still in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis and almost 23 million Americans are unemployed, with more likely to be added? I believe that our country’s best path forward will be to take the lessons we are learning each day and apply them to the new business models being “discovered” to survive the crisis.
As disruptive as the COVID 19 pandemic is; for those leaders who are being attentive to the structural changes happening here and now, we are getting a peek into the future. I want to focus on one area that I have been writing and talking about for some time now, autonomous transportation. This is not about […]
