#BuildingTomorrow: Industry 5.0 is round the corner
Before the industrial revolution, human skills mattered the most in the world of work. Every product or service was hand-crafted and personalised for each customer or a small group of...
#BuildingTomorrow: The future workforce of India
Among the trillion-dollar economies in the world, India is the fifth-largest ahead of the United Kingdom and France. Majority of our workforce is in agriculture which is low in productivity in...
#BuildingTomorrow: Maintaining the company culture in the new workplace
COVID19 locked down large parts of the world; people experimented with alternate methods to keep the sources of their livelihood alive. Some people could continue working remotely and many couldn’t....
#BuildingTomorrow: Plan your Future Self
COVID19 has created so much pain in our world of work! Millions have lost their jobs and millions are reskilling themselves to stay relevant. Our new world of work calls...
#BuildingTomorrow: Check-in with your alignment score
Post COVID-19, we must hope to see an organisation with new norms and practices. We will see changes in the composition of our workforce, the policies and the norms for...
#BuildingTomorrow: Future of Innovation
COVID-19 has reminded the humankind that we live in uncertain times. The experts in healthcare made several recommendations and forecasts which were soon found to be irrelevant. Nobody is certain...
#BuildingTomorrow: HR for the Future
Post COVID-19, our world is certainly going to be different from what it was in the past. In some aspects, we may go back to our old habits, but in...
#BuildingTomorrow: Shape the Future of the Organisation
COVID-19 has shaken our old beliefs and started us on many new paradigms. With social distancing and remote working, many long-established norms for business meetings, decision making and working together...
#BuildingTomorrow : The future of Indian IT-BPM sector
IT-BPM industry in India is about 200B USD and employs nearly 4 million people. These figures aren’t impressive when you compare these with say, agriculture and forestry. What is significant...
#BuildingTomorrow : Making India the Next Manufacturing Hub
Manufacturing sector contributes nearly 17% to India’s GDP in FY19. Considering the plans underway, the contribution is likely to grow to 25% by FY25. India’s demographics and the rising levels...