90 percent of Predictions Come True - IET India's Future of Work Playbook

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 15 (ANI/NewsVoir): Exactly 13 months back in October 2019, IET India released India's first ever playbook for the Future of Work, a guide to navigate the changing world of work, workplace and workforce. Curated with inputs from international experts and IET's own research, the playbook presented what the world of work will look like - in the next 3 years.
Most of predictions started coming true in just 6 months and today about 90% of the predictions are already in place. Some of the key trends predicted were - increased asset utilisation in homes, digital classrooms and virtual learning being the new norm and replacement of the physical workplaces by digital workplaces as the primary environment. You can see a complete list of predictions in the graphic below.
Shekhar Sanyal, Country Head and Director, IET India said, "I am delighted to see that most of our predications regarding how the nature of work, workplace and workforce will shape in the future have come true, rather at an lightning speed. When we were working on the playbook, we were under the assumption that these changes would reflect in the next 2-3 years. However, the pandemic changed the tides and made future of work a new normal, rather sooner than later.
During the last few months, we have seen that the impact of future of work has varied across industries, geographies and business models and that it has already become the new normal. We can clearly see that future of work will continue to shape organisation policies and structures making the importance of IET's Future of Work Playbook very high for decision makers. This playbook not only presents an overview of the key trends, predictions and evidences on the future of work but also provides practical insights to help organisations and management make informed decisions. We at the IET hope that this playbook will help your transition easier and help you swiftly navigate through the demands of tomorrows' jobs."
Anitha Kaveri, Head - Sectors and Special Projects, IET India said, "It has been a rollercoaster ride - since last October when we released the playbook. Month by month, we saw the predictions come true in front of our eyes. It only goes on to prove that the signs of this transformation were already there in the industry. The pandemic has just accelerated the whole transition and disrupted the world of work. We are excited by the opportunities these changes present and are keen to continue our work with the ecosystem players to shape future of work in India."
A copy of IET's Future of Work playbook is available here:

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