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What does the future of work look like? As software, robots, and the IoT automate activities previously completed by humans, change is coming all too quickly. In fact, according to preliminary findings of a recent McKinsey report, 45 percent of all work activities could be automated today using technology already demonstrated. From fulfilling warehouse orders to suggesting medical treatments for ailments, this coming wave of automation will redefine jobs and business processes for factory workers and CEOs alike. In this episode of The Digital Life, we discuss the inevitability of automation and what that means for future occupations. 

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Automating Work

A finished work of mine(Finally)
It didn't take long believe it or not. 
Inspiration hit me like a rock I guess.

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Bill Schmarzo is CTO of IoT and Analytics at Hitachi Vantara and Executive Fellow at the San Francisco School of Management. Our discussion covered Bill’s origins in data warehousing and business intelligence, how and why he had to “unlearn” traditional approaches to embrace Big Data techniques. The conversation explores some of the differences in approach between business intelligence, big data and IoT analytics, along with how Hadoop fundamentally changed the economics of data. He shares some of the vision Hitachi Vantara and the application-first approach along with the benefits that come with having Hitachi’s other businesses as a customer. Companies he’s most interested in are those that are automating machine learning to bring it to the masses including Big Squid.

#40 From BI to Big Data to IoT Analytics and Beyond - A Conversation with Bill Schmarzo

In this podcast, Gerd and Petervan are talking through Chapter 4 of Gerd Leonhard's book Technology vs Humanity, entitled “Automating Society”.

This chapter includes questions such as, ‘what is the future of work?’ and ‘what should be automated?’ – or, more accurately, ‘what should NOT be automated?’

They also take a deep dive into the 5A’s: Automation, Assentation, Abdication, Aggravation, and Abomination.

If you enjoy Gerd's videos and talks, please also consider his new book “Technology vs Humanity” www.techvshuman.com

Most of Gerd Leonhard's previous books, presentations and slideshows are available via www.gerdcloud.com

Gerd Leonhard & Peter Vander Auwera: Chapter 4: The automation of society

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