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How AI Technology in the Workplace Is Shaping the Future of Work

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AI technology is becoming increasingly dynamic and flexible. Businesses are grappling with how the future of work will look in a world of automation, machine learning algorithms, and generative AI, a power that “has supercharged the potential of technology to help, hinder or reorient how we work,” according to the WSJ.

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Magenta Associates becomes employee owned

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The firm also work across complementary sectors including hospitality, education, catering, HR, health & wellness, technology, manufacturing, environmental, and EPSS. A conventional option would be to go out to sale and sell to the highest bidder. We want to secure Magenta’s long-term future,’ added MD Jo Sutherland. ‘A

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A third of workers think their jobs are at risk from automation

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HR software provider CIPHR has compiled a list of the occupations that are the most and least likely to be replaced by technology or machines, based on the results of a survey of more than 1,000 UK workers: www.ciphr.com/jobs-at-risk-from-automation.

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Why tailoring strategic communication is key to startup success

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Here, the future shapers of technology were more interested in jobs. Clients The key to effective communication with potential customers is in catering to their specific needs. Without prior use cases or reviews to leverage, a startup’s best sales tool (aside from the product itself) is the right messaging.

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Generative AI will hollow out many middle class roles over the next decade

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In the UK the most impacted jobs are (by percent of time spent on tasks that can be automated or augmented by generative AI): White Collar Jobs Medical Secretaries: -41 percent Communication Operators: -40 percent Book-Keepers, Payroll Managers and Wages Clerks: -39 percent Typists and Related Keyboard Occupations: -39 percent Financial Administrative (..)

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An ultimate guide to how businesses can adapt to Gen Z

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To best understand how to cater to Gen Z workers, it’s important to understand who they are. They are the first fully digitally connected generation and have never known life without technology at their fingertips because smartphones debuted when they were infants. Here are three ways businesses can adapt to Gen Z workers.

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Navigating the next wave: The future of performance management

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Another undeniable force is technology. The evolution of these technologies holds the promise of more accurate performance assessments, deeper insights, and data-driven decision-making. This trend is all about leveraging technology to collect, analyze, and act on more objective performance data. Numbers don’t lie.