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The Future Of Work
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Mapping “The Future of Work” Startup & Investor ecosystem
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Visual Capitalist
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constellationr.com
2020 Predictions for the Future of Work
constellationr.com
9 min read · 348 saves · 2020-01-24 · Dion Hinchcliffe · As digitalization transforms organizations, technological advances and social currents are altering the workplace at an unprecedented pace. The result: a shifting interplay of opportunities and imperatives. To help make sense of the complex landscape of workplace trends in 2020, Dion Hinchcliffe offers a brief but incisive analysis for Constellation Research’s website. Vice president and principal analyst at Constellation Research, Hinchcliffe is a foremost authority on digital strategy, the future of work and enterprise IT.
