The human-machine relationship is changing rapidly.Algorithms are already being used to aid legal work, journalism, and recruitment and to expand human capability. Assumptions about the type of jobs that will be automated are starting to be turned on their heads as a new class of...
As people live and work for longer, by the year 2020 it will be common to have as many as 4 or even 5 generations working alongside each other, each with different needs and expectations.Millennials are expected to comprise 50% of the global workforce by...
The digital revolution has transformed the way we work, and where we work. Everywhere is now an office - whether it’s the local coffee shop, the beach, or the bedroom. Our always on culture and the rise in demand for flexible working is leaving the physical...
As hot-desking and remote working continue to gain traction in today’s workplace, the need for fluid and flexible IT infrastructures is greater than it ever has been.Modern workers no longer want to be confined to their desk in a corner of the office. Instead they...
A recent survey has revealed that while most agree that electronic patient records are beneficial, nearly half of NHS CIOs are worried about meeting NHS England’s mandate of going paperless by 2020. The survey by iGov, on behalf of Opentext, found 46% of NHS CIOs are...
