The Future of Work - 7 Most Disruptive and Emerging Practices
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The document explores the future of work, highlighting trends such as the rise of the gig economy, the collaboration between humans and machines, and the emergence of new industries driven by technology. It emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary skills and adaptation to new business models, particularly in fields like engineering, finance, and design. Additionally, it discusses the role of data and artificial intelligence in shaping future job landscapes and the necessity for lifelong learning.
The Future of Work - 7 Most Disruptive and Emerging Practices
- 1. The Future of Work. EMERGING WORK, SKILLS, TECH & JOBS
- 2. Afzal Ibrahim Head of R&D, Future Lab Emirates NBD Hello! My daily life has lot of experimentation and exploration on digital business models using emerging tech such as blockchain, machine learning, API etc. An avid art lover. Founder http://theartist.me
- 3. The Future of Work?
- 4. What drives future of work?
- 5. Your workplace is.. everywhere Working nine to five for a single employer is slowly vanishing. Independent experts are on a all-time rise From crowdsourcing to ghost writing, translating to customer service management, you might be surprised how many different types of jobs are available Shift #1
- 6. Human + Machine - A new partnership is evolving Automation, advanced manufacturing, AI, and the shift to e- commerce are dramatically changing the number and nature of jobs around the world. In 2017, Google spend approximately $30b for machine intelligence company acquisitions, research and development UAE has become the first country to have a Artificial Intelligence minister Shift #2
- 7. On the internet, everything is for hire Sharing economy, also known as collaborative consumption, is a trending business concept that highlights the ability (and perhaps the preference) for individuals to rent or borrow goods rather than buy and own them. World’s largest taxi company, owns no taxi Largest accommodation provider, owns no real estate Fastest growing bank, have no actual money Shift #3
- 8. Fastest growing bank, have no actual money New industries, new skills, and new economies are on rise Technological trends are giving rise to what many thought leaders refer to as the “imagination economy.” - “an economy where intuitive and creative thinking create economic value, after logical and rational thinking have been outsourced to other economies.” • Space Tour Guide • Virtual Reality Designer • Smart City Architect • 3D Fashion Designer • Organ designer • Gene modeler • Crypto Economist Shift #4
- 9. Work is changing. The gig economy is growing. New tech and business models are emerging AI and robotics are upending the conventional work. Universities and academic institutions are reorienting to new practices.
- 10. Future of Work Focusing on the 7 most exciting and disruptive industries and practices
- 11. Conducted interviews with respective experts Inputs from leading research agencies ..and we are going like..7,6,5,4,3,2,1
- 12. 7. Urban Design _______ Urban design is the process of designing and shaping cities, towns and villages.
- 13. Smart City Designing, building and governing smart cities
- 14. Why Cities? Cities are the engines of modern city
- 15. The importance of “place” in town planning and urban design has come to bring together the experience from a variety of domains 1. People – Level of satisfaction 2. Business – Ease of trade 3. Community – Education, Healthcare and Infrastructure
- 18. Policy Makers Finance + Law Experience Designers Design + Tech Energy Engineers Engineering + Energy Smart Architects Civil + IoT + Policy Happiness Governors Psychology + Design Infrastructure Engineers Mech. + Computers Digital Bankers Tech +
- 19. SHANGHAI Shanghai Natural History Museum. Set in a park near the Pudong financial district, the building spirals down, into the earth, like an excavation of the city’s pre-urban roots Nautilus Shell shape controls the heavy traffic of people Green climate and water systems supported by 11000 species Pool that cools the building that embraces Shanghai’s exuberant futurism
- 20. Rather than having to pick their way down perilous hillsides, people could hop in a gondola and soar to a metro station. Serves the poor and integrates them into the city, gives them access to jobs and other opportunities MEDELLIN Medellín’s New Cable Cars Unify a Fractured City. Medellín is nestled in a valley high in the Andes, and many of the city’s poorest residents live in comunas they built on the steep slopes.
- 21. MECCA Shanghai Natural History Museum. Set in a park near the Pudong financial district, the building spirals down, into the earth, like an excavation of the city’s pre-urban roots A Purpose-Built Airport for a Massive Wave of Visitors. Disappear 600 Tons of Trash a Day With Pneumatic Tubes Tightly coupled ventilation systems into bridges and infrastructure
- 24. One of the greatest, if not the greatest engineering feat was the introduction of electricity. Its development and deployment have had an incalculable impact on our societies. Just think about how much blood, sweat, and tears have been saved since its introduction. Work has become easier and our general standards of living have risen considerably. As we become more and more dependent on technology, engineers will become increasingly important.
- 25. The Engineers of the Future Will Not Resemble the Engineers of the Past James Plummer – Former Dean Stanford University
- 26. The future of engineering is interdisciplinary It will take us into areas that today we cannot even foresee
- 27. Few examples..
- 28. Self Driving Cars Mechanical + Computing + Electronic
- 29. Brain Machine Interfaces Electrocardiography + Neuro Eng. + Computing Neuralink is developing ultra high bandwidth brain- machine interfaces to connect humans and computers.
- 30. Neuralink is developing ultra high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces to connect humans and computers.
- 31. Q-9 Reaper used by the U.S. Air Force. (Image courtesy of Smart Flying Machines Aeronautical Engineering + Computing
- 32. Agriculture Engineering Biotech + Mechanical + Computing Harvesting the future - Agricultural Engineers improve the technology and processes that supply us with our food.
- 33. Social Intelligence - Ability to connect with others in a deep and direct way to sense, stimulate and absorb right emotions Computational Thinking - Ability to translate vast amounts of data into abstract concepts and to understand data based reasoning Educating the engineers for 21st century
- 34. 5. Finance and Accounting _______ New economies are on rise
- 35. Accounting is the language of business
- 36. Accountants, analysts and spreadsheet maestros are the quintessential faces of finance. Numbers gurus ensure the accurate processing, accounting and reporting of any practice that has transactions of monetary value Finance experts continue protecting an organization’s financial integrity and shareholder value as the gatekeeper of a single version of the truth about business performance. This will never change..
- 38. There are two factors that create significant shifts in the finance world
- 39. 1. Data Science and Automation 2. Entry of digital currencies A formal discipline that studies protocols that govern the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a decentralized digital economy. Crypto economics is a practical science that focuses on the design and characterization of these protocols. Financial Engineering and Financial Risk Analysis are two key practices evolving in finance supported by a series of automation tech
- 40. Blockchain is a technology Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency built using blockchain technology Cryptocurrency is a digital currency
- 41. Cryptocurrency Hype or Reality? Fact > The world skips the hype and giving this asset a fair chance. Reality > New business models are evolving, where diverse and multiple industries are coming together to serve the changing needs of customers
- 42. From hype to reality, adoption is faster than expected $20B Average Blockchain market across the globe in 2024 $290M Total amount of investment raised by Blockchain startups $1.2M Average annual investment on Blockchain projects by organizations $8-12M Reported potential annual savings for banks utilizing Blockchain tech 69% Percentage of banks that are experimenting on permissioned Blockchain networks Blockchain is more than just a technology, but facilitates new types of economies. Efforts and investments from around the world reflect how blockchain changes money, business and world
- 43. Influencing the Future of Financial Markets Global Blockchain’s multi-pronged approach to harnessing the power of cryptocurrencies allows the company to focus on a volatile and unregulated asset class while also diversifying enough to reduce its institutional risk • Crypto Economists – Those who understands the impact of digital currencies in the current structure and apply needed policies and regulations • Digital Assets Risk Analysts – Those who analyse the risk aspect
- 44. One fact.
- 45. How governments control money, how companies make money, how financial markets work, how individuals can maximize income through investments, and much more. Everyone must know the basics of accounting – How money works? – is very important in life
- 46. 4. Artists and Designers _______ Every human is an artist.
- 47. DESIGN IS WHERE SCIENCE AND ART BREAK EVEN Mieke Gerritzen
- 48. A very diverse practice.. GRAPHIC DESIGN FASHION DESIGN UX DESIGN GAME DESIGN ILLUSTRATOR DIGITAL DESIGN DIGITAL ARTIST ART DIRECTOR INTERIOR DESIGN CAD DESIGNER
- 49. Industrial design is the creative act of determining and defining a product’s form and features. During this process, the designer follows a design process that will ensure the functionality, convenience and aesthetics of the product Industrial Design
- 55. Good design makes a product useful Good design is honest
- 56. 1 2 3 PRODUCT DESIGNERS 3D PRINTING MODELLERS EXPERIENCE DESIGNERS Retail shopping is not solely about the transactional experience any more. It’s about going into a store, feeling the vibe of that brand and getting that bigger lifestyle out of it. Products are going to be less static in the future. If you walk into a retail store, customers could customize their products to whatever size they want, such as an oversize version. The creative act of determining and defining a product's form and features takes place in advance of the physical act of making a product, which consists purely of repeated, often automated, replication
- 57. A designer is an emerging synthesis of artist, inventor, mechanic, objective economist and evolutionary strategist. Vivienne Westwood
- 58. 3. Data Artificial Intelligence Robotics _______ Bringing meaning to everything we do
- 59. Data is new oil
- 60. Data Scientist Considered to the sexiest job of 21st century, requires a mixture of multidisciplinary skills. It’s not about becoming a master of all, but learning and understanding statistics has a major mileage in the near future Industry Knowledge Machine Learning Programming Statistics
- 61. Data Scientist A modern data scientist is a good story teller
- 62. Natural Language Processing Specialist Develop intelligent engines that can percept human language into text and elevates existing automation mechanisms Statistician + Domain Expertise Design and build statistical and mathematical models to understand and predict diverse scenarios Chatbot Designer Develop engines that can understand intent and context and based on which build creates meaningful conversation Automation Ethicist Evaluates the noneconomic impact of smart machines, both the upside and downside. Computer Vision Engineer Develop models and logic on computer vision and perception primarily used in defense, airports etc. Machine Learning Programmer Ability to write scripts to automate artificial intelligence programs based on the needed intent Few of the most demanding and emerging data science jobs..
- 63. Interestingly, there are tools backed up significant research to predict the risk of losing job due to automation
- 64. WILL ROBOTS TAKE MY JOB? |Enter your job or show random example © 2017 ⋅ Supported by BotList & Algolia Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael A. Osborne published a report titled "The Future of Employment: How susceptible are jobs to computerisation?”. T https://willrobotstakemyjob.com
- 66. 2. Entrepreneurship _______ Search for change, responds to it and exploits it
- 67. The best way to predict future is to create it – Peter Drucker
- 69. 7. Urban Design 6. Engineering 5. Finance 4. Artists and Designers 3. Data, AI and Robotics 2. Entrepreneurship 1. ?
- 70. 1. Be a life long learner _______ The future of job is bright, if you have the right attitude and has a strong intent to learn new skills
- 71. Subscribe to extensive, world- class online courses and learning content in various platforms
- 72. The three takeaways are.. Interdisciplinary is the key theme – How do we master in more than one branch of knowledge? Faster understanding and adoption of technology Everyone is a problem solver
- 73. Thank you, We’re more than happy to assist you further. Drop a line to afzalib@emiratesnbd.com or futurelab@emiratesnbd.com
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