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'Workplace AI revolution not happening quite yet': survey - Vimarsana News

'Workplace AI revolution not happening quite yet': survey

1 in 3 employers say it's 'very difficult' to find employees with the required skills

Source: hcamag.com
'Workplace AI revolution isn't happening yet, - Vimarsana News

'Workplace AI revolution isn't happening yet,

• Only 36% of UK employers have so far invested in AI and machine-learning technologies • Just 10% of those who hadn't invested planned to do so in the next two years • 75% reported finding it difficult to recruit people with the right digital skills • However, less than 10% of employers expect to make a lot of investment in digital skills training in the coming years

Indian investors driving the surge - A dive into Dubai's booming real estate market - Vimarsana News

Indian investors driving the surge - A dive into Dubai's booming real estate market

Aside from residential properties, Dubai is also home to significant commercial real estate projects, including office spaces, retail centers, and hospitality properties.

This Week in People & Culture News: 13 Stories You Need to See - Vimarsana News

This Week in People & Culture News: 13 Stories You Need to See

/PRNewswire/ -- With thousands of press releases published each week, it can be difficult to keep up with everything on PR Newswire. To help journalists...

Paper Maintains Its Appeal Among General Office Workers - Vimarsana News

Paper Maintains Its Appeal Among General Office Workers

Even in the digital age, paper remains essential for many office workers. This article cites recent research from Keypoint Intelligence to illuminate how today’s office workers are interacting with paper. It also explores paper’s particular appeal among younger office employees.