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Skill development should focus on sharpening innate abilities and linking education to real-life problem solving for addressing growing gaps for both hard and soft skills

Skill Development – endless upskilling and reskilling

Skill development focuses on developing a learned ability to perform certain things well. Understanding the necessity of skill development is not difficult. But for upskilling and reskilling, should rely on…

Job creation out of technology takes place due to simplification of production, inventions, reinventions, innovations and reinnovations

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Future of Work

Job Creation – makes future of work encouraging

For sure, technology is killing jobs. But despite many job loss predictions and job loss data, we have far more jobs than before. Who is behind the job creation? Are…

Job loss occurs for multiple reasons like automation, robotics, RPA, reinvention and evolution of innovations

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Future of Work

Job Loss–impending threat in future of work

Job loss is painful. It causes stress on individuals, families, and nations. Notably, the impending job loss threat due to technology has caused anxiety. Studies indicate that the roles of…

Future of work is uncertain as technology advancement is increasing task supply and making machines increasingly able to human-like roles better

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Future of Work – persistent uncertainty

Due to technology, the looming job loss threat is a big concern about the future of work. But does not technology create jobs? How come we have more jobs now…

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Industrial Revolution Technologies

How to define industrial revolutions? Why are there some start and end dates, and birthplaces of industrial revolutions? Furthermore, what is the role of industrial revolution technologies? An industrial revolution…

First industrial revolution comprises of a series of creative waves powered by the steam engines which kept unfolding during the period 1760-1870

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First Industrial Revolution Unfolded as Creative Waves

How does an industrial revolution form? Despite the long history of the human race, why did the first industrial revolution take place so late? Does it mean that prior to…

In the pre industrial age, our ancestors were busy in inventing and innovating for finding better means in getting jobs done, but they could not scale them up resulting in slow growth of quality of living standards and economic prosperity.

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Pre-industrial Age Seeded Industrial Revolutions

It may be surprising to many of us that pre-industrial age seeded industrial revolutions. For example, the hero engine or aeolipile invented in the 1st century AD is the precursor…

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Fourth Industrial Revolution Meaning

Fourth industrial revolution refers to the unfolding of creative waves out of emerging technology cores like AI, Robotics, cyber-physical systems, and IoT for offering us better substitutions to our present means in getting jobs done

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Sustainable Development through Industrial Revolutions

Industrial revolutions are key for offering us products for improving our quality of living standards. However, the consumption of those products depletes our fixed stock of resources and damages the…

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Schumpeter Creative Destruction Demystified

Competition to profit from ideas for offering better substitutions is the underlying strength of producing more from less. On the backdrop of monopolization and uprising of super-rich out of offering…

Industrial Revolutions

Skill Development – endless upskilling and reskilling

Job Creation – makes future of work encouraging

Job Loss–impending threat in future of work

Future of Work – persistent uncertainty

Industrial Revolution Technologies

First Industrial Revolution Unfolded as Creative Waves

Pre-industrial Age Seeded Industrial Revolutions

Fourth Industrial Revolution Meaning

Sustainable Development through Industrial Revolutions

Schumpeter Creative Destruction Demystified

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