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MIT researcher's warning for Australian business leaders

By Velvet-Belle Templeman
Aug 16 2021 5:00AM
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[Requires login] Future readiness gap revealed.


Business leaders with mature digital transformation programs were able to propel themselves forward when the pandemic hit, accelerating innovation, according to one of the co-authors of an MIT CISR study into future ready workforces.  But that same study held ...

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