Jobs of Tomorrow

The Amazon effect, driverless vehicles, and the pandemic, how do supply chain industry cope with all the innovations and disruption, especially in the transportation sector?

From testing to investing, what kind of cutting-edge technologies have become an integral part of supply chains operations?

Thanks to new technology, supply chain operators are learning how to draw data from a treasure trove of untapped sources.

The explosive growth for ecommerce has driven the demand of robots and more human-robot collaboration has been adopted after the pandemic.

Thanks to new technology, supply chain operators are learning how to draw data from a treasure trove of untapped sources.

What new advances are we seeing that will allow more people to work remotely in the future? Is it possible to move these jobs remote when they’re mostly hands-on?

Every company has a culture, but why do only some works? Thought leaders from companies with strong cultures showcase their practices–the fun ones, and the hard work behind them.

Structuring disruption resilience excites industry professionals today and will have a massive impact on the jobs of tomorrow.

Cloud computing and storage quickly is poised to make the world’s supply chains more connected than ever before. How is it going to impact the Jobs of Tomorrow?

From producers and manufacturers, companies are implementing the innovations to cope with the labor shortage today and create the jobs of tomorrow.

When it comes to order fulfillment, we anticipate one-day or even same-hour turnaround. How are operators adjusting to this new normal?

Since the pandemic, supply chains that deliver temperature-controlled products have never been more crucial. Things are changing and jobs in cold chain have never looked cooler.

Recycling involves everything from electronics to tires. And the people working in the industry are focused on using technology and innovation to build a more sustainable future.

Instead of making a product, and then figuring out how to recycle it, we initially designed the products while keeping in mind how they will eventually be recycled.

It’s no surprise that industries around the world are also adopting technology. But how do new innovations like robots and data analytics fit into the recycling industry?

For an increasingly resource- constrained planet, electronics recycling helps to preserve natural resources and reduce our carbon footprint.

We’re exploring how recycling and the jobs that power it are providing a renewable source of high-quality materials we depend upon every day.

Like most industries, mining has evolved. It’s not just digging a hole in the ground. We’re delving into how sustainability fits in with today’s mining practices.

By starting open, transparent and sometimes challenging conversations, the mining companies are innovating ways to give back to the communities.