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Skills of the Future

  1. schoolofdisruption.com Rob van Alphen Skills of the Future
  2. “Any company designed for success in the 20th century... ...is doomed to failure in the 21st.” — Investor David Rose
  3. Mega trends impacting the #FutureofWork Aging population 100-year life Millennials / Gen Z Power shifts Developed vs Developing Hyperconnected markets Move to cities Digital Nomads Gig economy Exponential growth of data Smarter algorithms Faster processing speeds Demographic shifts Economics Urbanization Technology breakthroughs
  4. Exponential technologies have emerged…3D Printing Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Digital Biology AR/VR DronesAutonomous VehiclesRobotics
  5. … enabling disruption across industries MANUFACTURING > Robotics HEALTHCARE > Digital biology FINANCE > Blockchain CONSTRUCTION > 3D printing EDUCATION > Brain-Computer Interfaces TRANSPORTATION > Autonomous Vehicles
  6. The forces driving this 1. DIGITIZATION
  7. Early 90s office desk…
  8. NASA Apollo vs. iPhone https://www.zmescience.com/research/technology/smartphone-power-compared-to-apollo-432 YOUR IPHONE IS 120 MILLION TIMES FASTER THAN ALL OF NASA’S COMPUTERS USED FOR THE MOON LANDING. size cost $3.5M
  9. Hacking humans?
  10. The forces driving this 2. DEMONETIZATION
  11. Technology is becoming FASTER & CHEAPER 3D Printing Industrial robots Drones 2007: $40,000 2017: $100 400x price drop 2007: $500,000 2017: $20,000 25x price drop 2007: $100,000 2017: <$100 1,000x price drop LIDAR Sensors Solar Biotech (1 DNA profile) 2007: $20,000 2017: $200 100x price drop 1987: $30 per KwH 2017: $0,015 per KwH 2,000x price drop 2003: $2,700,000,000 2007: $10,000,000 2017: <$100 100,000x price drop
  12. The forces driving this 3. DEMOCRATIZATION
  13. 0.8 billion Internet users in Asia 2010 1.3 billion 2013 ? billion 2022 2.1 billion 2018 Source: Statista.com
  14. Quantum computing as a service (QaaS) 445 petaflops computing power 445 million billion calculations per second In an early test, a genomics team solved a problem in 1 hour that would take 30 years on a PC.
  15. Major organizational shifts to accommodate NEED TO UPSKILL/RESKILL CHANGING NATURE OF JOBS/CAREERS LIQUID WORKFORCE
  16. Changing nature of a career Source: Heather McGowan, inspired by Dick Bolles and Bismarck ExpertiseAgility
  17. "The robots are coming, we’re doomed!" "The robots are coming, we’re saved!"
  18. What the experts say… 🤔 1,800,000 2020 (Gartner) 75,000,000 2022 (WEF) 1,000,000,000 2022 (Thomas Frey) 20,000,000 2030 (Oxford Economics) 800,000,000 2030 (McKinsey)
  19. Jobs at risk HIGH ROUTINE LOW SOFT SKILLS PHYSICAL & COGNITIVE Accountants Paralegals Business analysts Call centers Fast food restaurants Professional drivers
  20. Jobs on the rise NON-ROUTINE HIGH COLLABORATION AI/ML engineers Data scientists Cybersecurity experts Health workers Home care Creative/Marketing
  21. Only 5% of jobs are at risk of being fully replaced. Majority of jobs to be amplified by AI. Source: McKinsey, A Future That Works
  22. 120 million workers from the world’s 12 largest economies need reskilling in the next 3 years. 10x more time to close the skills gap compared to 4 years ago due to new skill requirements. Source: IBM, The Enterprise Guide to Closing the Skills Gap
  23. Core skills of the future2022 Skills Outlook
  24. “Core skills” Problem-solving Leadership creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, … vision, empathy, people mgmt, growth mindset, adaptability, ...
  25. Learning is the new oil
  26. The illiterate of the 21st century Ø "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn." — Alvin Toffler
  27. But there’s a problem…
  28. < 100 years ago Today > Difference: Color camera
  29. Digital learning needs multi-modal training delivery Blended Modular ‘Stackable’ Partners Tech = platform
  30. Immersive, truly personalized learning experiences … build on data Ø Experience level Ø Current skills Ø Job role Ø Career aspiration
  31. 3 5 AI to highlight ‘jobs to be done’ as career opportunities depending on current skillset & aspirations EXAMPLE: Personal Development Book supports and advises John on personal / career development. John fully owns his personal development with the support of an AI coach. TODAY TOMORROW Book supports in critical situations only. Virtual Assistant supporting career development.
  32. Image: Microsoft HoloLens x Volvo Cars work, workplace, workforce Augmented
  33. Technology will become the commodity. The human interface will be the differentiator. Dual transformation
  34. Define your Massive Transformative Purpose (MTP) ü In 10 years, what would you wish you had done today? ü If you were successful, how would you know?
  35. Becoming a Learning Organization ü Understand the big picture and develop a sense of urgency ü Define your Massive Transformative Purpose (MTP) ü Develop a skills inventory and map gaps ü Develop personalized skill development plans at scale ü Promote a culture of exponential learning ü Leverage the ecosystem (no longer DIY)
  36. “In the long run, the only sustainable competitive advantage is your organization’s ability to learn faster than the competition.”
  37. Rob van Alphen Founder rob@schoolofdisruption.comschoolofdisruption.com
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