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What will work look like in 2030? What trends and patterns can we observe today that will reshape the work environment of the future? How can we best prepare ourselves and our organizations for inventing future work models and solutions?
These are only a few of the questions explored in the Future of Work workshop held last year in March at SAP Labs, Palo Alto. Moderated by Dr. Tamara Carleton and Dr. William Cockayne from Stanford University's Foresight and Innovation program, the workshop relied on their foresight framework to identify multiple dimensions of the future of work, understand long-term demographics trends, find concrete yet challenging opportunities, and know where to start in addressing these opportunities.
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Look for the full workshop report soon, summarizing the 2012 Future of Work discussions. In the meantime, you can browse specific themes identified in the workshop by SAP customers, partners and employees: the freedom to choose when we work, co-location and virtual teams, the rise - or not - of Free Agents, Millennial, social networks and social capital or diversity in the workplace.
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