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This study examines the evolution of collaborative work management (CWM) into adaptive work orchestration, reflecting a broader shift from visibility-centric coordination to execution-driven enterprise platforms. As organizations operate in increasingly volatile, interconnected environments, traditional models built on static planning and human-onl...

18 Dec 2015  |  Global  |  Megatrends

The Global Future of Work—The Future Place and Structure of Work

Trade, Technology, and Transparency to Shape the Workplace in 2025

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The Global Future of Work—The Future Place and Structure of Work applies a multi-faceted approach to answering the question: where will work take place in 2025? Topics include international trends, such as mega-regional trade deals and right-shoring considerations; workplace design and format trends, such as smart offices and innovative retail spac...

Enterprise AI adoption has accelerated, but visibility into how AI is actually used, governed, and valued inside organizations remains limited. Traditional adoption metrics—such as license counts or surface‑level usage statistics—no longer reflect AI’s real contribution to productivity, risk management, and business performance. As AI shifts decisi...

The Global Future of Work—The Future of Workplace Technology presents a broad survey of the technologies emerging today that will be critical for work in 2025. Topics include connectivity and convergence trends, augmented and virtual reality, artificial intelligence (AI), and automation trends, cognitive computing, the rise of professional service ...

The pandemic was a great equalizer with everyone being remote. Mass adoption of video meetings, chat, virtual whiteboarding, and group messaging kept everyone productive and fully connected. Everyone had the same presence and an equal voice during video meetings. As people return to the office, there is a growing challenge of keeping the same level...

The remote work modality is rapidly becoming the norm among office workers throughout the globe. Remote work is a way to work outside the employer´s premise. One common alternative to on-site work stations is the home office. In this scenario, the employee uses their own house as a workplace, but working from cafes, co-working spaces or any other l...

The Global Future of Work—The Future Labor Force investigates emerging Mega Trends shaping 2025's labor market outlook. Analysis includes social implications, such as the size and composition of the future labor force; economic implications, such as wage and benefits comparisons; and political implications, such as international labor goals and his...

The workplace is being rewired and the opportunity is immense. The last two years have revealed that employees can be equally, if not more, productive working from home. This has led to permanent shifts in the relevance of the physical office and the role of remote work in the workplace. The next phase of re-imagining hybrid work is, however, not ...

24 Dec 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

When Blockchain and IoT Work Together: Reappraising the Promises and Pitfalls

Understanding the Convergence and Moving Past the Hype to See Real Value and Growth Opportunities

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This study serves to explain how Blockchain and IoT can work together, what each technology is, how it works, how they integrate together, and example use cases. • Blockchain and IoT represent two collections of technologies with tremendous potential to improve and optimize businesses operations and daily life, but despite the heralding of a new ...