Employers in India Expect Workplace Automation to Double Over the Next Three Years
Workplace automation, including the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, is expected to double in
The India findings of the Global Future of
However, contrary to the traditional outlook where automation was believed to replace humans to minimise costs, the study found that more than half the companies in
Automation is expected to shape a new combination of work, talent, skills requirements and work relationships. While organisations in
The survey also found that 33 percent companies in
India's services and manufacturing industries to experience the greatest impact
Most impact of this shift will be seen in the services industry in
On a similar note, the study found that even though 54 percent of the manufacturing sector organisations realise the need for automation to augment performance and productivity, only 1 in 3 organisations are prepared to deal with such a change.
Varied readiness for the changing workplace
Indeed, only 12 percent companies in
Whereas, the top three areas that companies in
Sambhav Rakyan, Head of Talent and Rewards,
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