For Writing | 28/03/2016 at 20h43
a recent survey released by Avanade reveals that most companies in the world is investing in the use of intelligent technologies, including connected devices, wearables and automation. And that the adoption of these tools will force companies to readjust their jobs.
The study found that the increase in revenue is the major driver of this adoption, as business and IT leaders in the world hope growth of up to 33% on your performance with intelligent technologies by 2020.
“in Brazil, organizations are beginning to see the benefits of adopting smart technologies while transforming its a digital work environment,” says Berteli Hamilton, vice president of market expansion Avanade Brazil. “However, companies will not be the only ones to benefit -. Individuals also may focus on higher-value tasks like innovation and critical challenges of business solution As Avanade survey results indicate, collaboration, and communication skills troubleshooting will be demanded for the local digital work of the future “, he said.
in fact, more than half of respondents to the survey said their company will focus on attracting and retaining employees with more collaboration and critical thinking skills, while 61% said the problem-solving skills will be needed in the future labor market.
most executives and surveyed leaders (92%) also believes it will be easier for companies to attract and retain the best talent while they increase their confidence in smart technologies in the workplace. Global research shows that, in response to that enterprise adoption, 20% of jobs will be retrofitted by 2020.
“The way we work today is increasingly influenced by technologies that help create an intelligent environment that is tailored to the role and responsibilities of each individual, “says Berteli. “Simply put, smart context means that employees can access the information and resources they need at any time and wherever they are in order to do their job more effectively.”
While benefits of adopting smart technology are compelling, some executives face ethical issues related to such use. According to the report, 78% of business and IT leaders believe that their organization did not give enough attention to ethical dilemmas of local jobs created due to increased use of these technologies. However, intentions are clear, with a direction of up to 10% of its budget to this area in the next five years.
“Just because something can be done with the use of digital technology does not mean it should be done. Each organization must be prepared to continually assess how intelligent machines and humans can work together to increase innovation and productivity. to maintain the trust of employees, partners and customers, investment and focus are needed to address the ethical issues arising . the use of intelligent machines in the workplace, “Berteli concludes
the research Avanade was conducted from December 2015 to January 2016, and interviewed 500 executives from the following countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, United Kingdom and United States.
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