Mobility 2018: :
BE BE BOL BOLD! D!
Peggy Smith, SCRP, SGMS-T President and CEO
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Mobility 2018: : BE BE BOL BOLD! D! Peggy Smith, SCRP, SGMS-T President and CEO Fertility Rates and the Global Economy 3 Global business is bullish. 3 2 1 Taking technology in stride Geopolitical positives Soaring short-term optimism
Mobility 2018: :
Peggy Smith, SCRP, SGMS-T President and CEO
Fertility Rates and the Global Economy
3Global business is bullish.
1
Soaring short-term optimism
2
Geopolitical positives
3
Taking technology in stride
Fewer than one in five CEOs expecting to reduce headcount in the next 12 months. Economic indicators: booming stock markets and strong predicted GDP growth in most major markets. AI will contribute an additional $15.7 trillion to global GDP by 2030.
Source: PwC 21st Annual Global CEO SurveySeven New Realities in the Future of Work
Source: Deloitte Insightstransparency
decisions
By 2020… 1.7MB of data for every person on earth.
skilling training tooling
STRATEGIC BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP FOCUS ON DESIGN AND INNOVATION ANALYTICS ARE AN IMPERATIVE
1.4M U.S. jobs alone
will be disrupted by
2026
40-60%
declining jobs.
18-month
lens to retool.
Manpower Talent Shortage Surveyare in North America Asia: 11.3% Europe: 29.3% North America: 50.7% Australia: 3.3% Africa: 1.4% South America: 4.0 %
14The number of virtual workers has risen in the last decade.
Source: PwC HR Technology SurveyAre we ready for the next new workforce?
are looking at contingent workers (the “human cloud”).
The most profound business challenge we face today is how to build
can change as fast as change itself.
Gary Hamel, international management expert and author
Richer Recruiting Benefits
Mobility 2018: :
Peggy Smith, SCRP, SGMS-T President and CEO