Spotlight on Davos: Driving industry transformation

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Spotlight on Davos: Driving industry transformation
From the growing adoption of artificial intelligence to the blurring of digital and physical environments, a plethora of trends have emerged over the last decade that are drastically changing—and placing increasing demands—on industries and their workers. As innovation accelerates, organizations will need the right tools to keep up. Check out these insights to understand how to balance innovation, resilience, and efficiency in a quickly changing world, and stay tuned for more on #WEF22.
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