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The Next Normal: Data Driven Transformations

Sharala Axryd, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of CADS

01-Sep-20 11:00

The Next Normal: Data Driven Transformations

In this time of uncertainty, Upskilling is suddenly being touted as a panacea for employees to remain relevant and desirable to organisations. But according to the Centre of Applied Data Science (CADS), upskilling alone will not save the workforce from unemployment. Or at least upskilling without strategy and alignment. We speak to CEO of CADS, Sharala Axryd about what organisations can do to future-proof themselves and their most treasured employees.

 

Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Audrey Raj


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