LinkedIn posts, conferences, consulting firm reports... it feels like we're in a race to see who can come up with the most catastrophic and radical predictions.
"80% of tasks will be automated by AI", "50% of jobs will disappear by 2030", "in 20 years, everyone will be unemployed", "if you're still using this tool in 2024, you're screwed", "this tool/practice/job is dead". And, in the end, there is always a solution, an offer, a service. Ultimately, what appeared to be a serious analysis turns out to be a sales pitch...
As the saying goes, “Predictions are difficult, especially when they concern the future” (Pierre Dac). And yet we might expect people who have succeeded...
The business world loves predictions. The future of work, the future of HR, the year's marketing trends, the emerging technologies to watch…we're all over...
Hello and happy new year everyone.
As the tradition wants, we'll start 2017 with some predictions that only commit those who want to buy them.
Let's...
Among the many books about digital transformation (whatever the form it takes) I'd like to draw your attention to the excellent Disrupting Digital Business:...
Connected objects, (big) data, social networks. They are today's hot topic even if the general public and even businesses don't really understand what it's...