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Eurofound publishes 'Anticipating and managing the impact of change - Digitisation in the workplace'
November, 2021
Status: Open
A new research report from Eurofound investigates, explores and extrapolates the impact of digitisation in the workplace. High-potential and key
technologies that are already having an impact on modern workplaces are analysed together with supporting real-life case studies.
In particular, the report examines the impact of internet of things (IoT), 3D printing (Additive Manufacturing), and virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR); and it also acknowledges the growing prevalence of
artificial intelligence (AI) robotics and autonomous vehicles (including drones) within the workplace.
The following extract from the report underscores the challenges that policymakers are currently facing:
Digitalisation is a challenging area for policymakers as it is driven by technologies and applications – such as the internet of things (IoT), virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) devices, 3D printing,
AI, robotics and autonomous vehicles (including drones) – that are rapidly developing and span many industries and use cases.
There is also a tension in European and national policymaking and policy discourse between, on the one hand, the requirement to be at the forefront of the digital transformation
and facilitate innovation and, on the other hand, the need to identify and address the new challenges arising from an increasingly connected and technologically embedded work environment.
The report also provides a number of very poignant policy pointers, and also highlights the business challenges and potential opportunities for small- and medium-sized organisations (SMEs).
Download the report
A copy of the 'Anticipating and managing the impact of change - Digitisation in the workplace' report can be downloaded from the
Eurofound's website
(external site).
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