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Kelly Glista-Anderson is a content and communications manager at UiPath.
At the beginning of 2020, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of UiPath on “The Future of Work” evaluated the impact of automation and how firms were enabling their employees to be better prepared for that future.
While the findings of that study still stand, and in some cases are more relevant than ever before, I think I can safely say our current reality was not the future any of us had in mind.
Everything has been changed by the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Many are working or learning from home for the first time. Many are still working essential jobs but with entirely new protocols and processes. Many have been pushed to reimagine work entirely—learning new skills and seeking out new opportunities. After several months of change, we are still just beginning to understand the many ways the post-COVID-19 world will never be the same, but there’s one thing we can be certain of: both businesses and individuals are looking to technology as a way to take control of the “new normal.”
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At the beginning of 2020, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of UiPath on “The Future of Work” evaluated the impact of automation and how firms were enabling their employees to be better prepared for that future.
While the findings of that study still stand, and in some cases are more relevant than ever before, I think I can safely say our current reality was not the future any of us had in mind.
Everything has been changed by the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Many are working or learning from home for the first time. Many are still working essential jobs but with entirely new protocols and processes. Many have been pushed to reimagine work entirely—learning new skills and seeking out new opportunities. After several months of change, we are still just beginning to understand the many ways the post-COVID-19 world will never be the same, but there’s one thing we can be certain of: both businesses and individuals are looking to technology as a way to take control of the “new normal.”
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