Five trends. Labels printed as 'Name: subtitle'; subtitle in note. Published date: PDF created 2016-01-29; first Wayback capture of the PDF 2016-01-25 (trend PDFs) to 2016-02-02. Survey of more than 3,100 executives in 11 countries. Executive summary: 86 percent of executives anticipate the pace of technology change will increase rapidly or at an unprecedented rate in their industry over the next three years. Edition-level forecast: '25% of the world’s economy will be digital by 2020.'
Machines and artificial intelligence will be the newest recruits to the workforce, bringing new skills to help people do new jobs, and reinventing what’s possible.
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In short, business leaders are realizing their new liquid workforce can become their new competitive advantage.
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Fast-emerging digital ecosystems—think precision agriculture, the industrial internet or smart cities—create the foundation for the next big wave of enterprise disruption.
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The unparalleled growth of the digital economy has put it on course to account for 25 percent of the world’s entire economy by 2020, up from 15 percent in 2005.
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