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11 Aug, 21
11 Aug, 21

5 Ways Technology Is Shaping the Future of Work

Technology is no longer an option but a necessity for business survival. Read on to familiarise yourself with how technology is shaping the future of work.

By Qrius

As technology continues to permeate each and every aspect of our lives on a daily basis, work is just one of the many ways in which we are benefitting from these changes. With a growing number of businesses struggling to stand out from the crowd, it could be the difference between your brand surviving and thriving. Continue reading to find out how technology is shaping the future of work. 

1.     Digital recruitment 

As more businesses adopt flexible working practices, digital recruitment has become the norm for a number of industries and sectors. Due to the stratospheric rise of social media in recent years, brands are turning to Facebook and LinkedIn to source their latest talent in just a few clicks. Virtual interviews, conducted over the phone or business communication platforms, are also growing in popularity. With no need for physical contact during the entire recruitment process, the first day on the job is when a growing number of employees are meeting their employer face-to-face for the first time. 

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2.     Artificial intelligence 

Artificial intelligence has impacted a wide range of industries and sectors in recent years. As one of the latest technologies to be adopted by small businesses and large corporations alike, it can create jobs and improve productivity amongst existing employees. Artificial intelligence is also being introduced as a means of employee safety and security, much like how it keeps players safe when playing at an online casino.

3.     Voice recognition 

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With Amazon and Google already capitalising on the success of voice recognition, a number of smaller businesses are also getting involved. Voice recognition technology has already been successfully incorporated into several daily work practices in the medical, education, and legal industries and is only set to grow in popularity over time. Examples of voice recognition solutions include digital assistants, smart speakers, voice command-controlled televisions and vehicles, and even online shopping. 

4.     Cloud computing 

Cloud computing has surged in popularity in recent years and can have a number of benefits for businesses. With increased collaboration and greater data storage, employees can complete important tasks whenever and wherever they may be. Businesses can also shift operations to third-party servers. This eliminates the risk of a broken internet connection and reduces the likelihood of lost data due to poor file management. By investing in cloud computing services, you can stay ahead of the curve and stand out from the crowd. 

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5.     Remote working 

As well as digital recruitment, businesses are also experiencing an increase in remote working practices. With greater flexibility and convenience, it is a common choice for a growing number of employees from a wide range of industries and sectors. This can save a considerable amount of company time and money over time.

With technological advances now the norm for employees in today’s digital landscape, it has shaped the future of work as we once knew it. This is largely due to a rise in digital recruitment, artificial intelligence, voice recognition, cloud computing, and remote working.  


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