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Public Administration & Defense•Benjamin Talin••20 minutes
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Swiss professionals are frontrunners when it comes to continuing professional development. Additional federal diplomas in various disciplines are diligently acquired at higher technical colleges. The dual education system is successful and unique worldwide. In addition, the level of continuing education is high. Will this soon be rewarded with well-deserved titles such as "Professional Bachelor" and "Professional Master"?
The future of work is not written, and still it's a big topic for policymakers around the world. This article explains the challenges, current limitations and possible future developments in the future of our work world. We need new ideas and built a better tomorrow.
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Today, one could say the IoT has successfully proliferated and by now it is almost the exception if there is still an industrial company out there that is not concerned about the Internet of Things (IoT). According to a recent Gartner survey, 75% of industrial companies had already invested in IoT projects by the end of 2018. Before 2018, the figure was <25%.
However if you ask around among the IoT managers of those companies, each of them has the feeling that they are "behind" and do not believe that they are making progress as fast as they should in order to remain competitive.