Dr Loo (second from right) and her colleagues Nor Salinun Ghazali (left) and Ahmara Theepen Manokaran (right) with Vogiatzakis at the conference.
DIGITALISATION in an organisation should not be a trend, but targeted, strategic and something people are willing to accept.
This is because in an era where technology will change the future of work, companies have to adopt the technology and tools to stay abreast of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0).
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Conference - People 4.0: The Future of Work
Dr Loo (second from right) and her colleagues Nor Salinun Ghazali (left) and Ahmara Theepen Manokaran (right) with Vogiatzakis at the conference.
Chia (second from left) talking about the rise of the gig economy with panellists (from left) Hock Mun, Ramya and Gajen at the ‘People 4.0: The Future of Work’ conference.
(From left) AK47 Content Marketing Agency managing partner Aaron Kwan, Teleport chief executive officer Pete Chareonwongsak, Lim, Star Media Group Bhd Group People general manager Terence Raj and moderator Thriving Talents founding chief executive officer and faculty head Michael Teoh delivered insightful dialogue in ‘Deep Fried Chat: Flavours of Today’s Leadership: So Who’s The Boss?’ at the conference.
Attendees sticking written Post-It notes on a wall as part of one of the interactive activities at the conference.
Vogiatzakis delivering the welcome address at ‘People 4.0: The Future of Work’ conference at Menara KEN TTDI in Kuala Lumpur. — Photos: IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
Elizabeth (second from left) talking about the role of women in the realm of IR 4.0. With her are (from left) Zahira, Hamidah and moderator CnetG Asia partner Raj Kumar.
Celcom Axiata learning and development head Gideon Tan says there needs to be greater social interaction and easier integration in the workforce to complement the needs of the current generation.
People Psyence’s Jaxton Cheah with the ‘People 4.0: The Future of Work’ conference leaderboard prize winners who joined in interactive games on a gamification app.
Digi chief HR officer Elisabeth Stene speaking on building future-ready talents and a culture that inspires everyday innovation.
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