Danny Beckett Jr

THE TRANSFORMATION IS INEVITABLE—The Industrial Era gives way to the Age of Digital Dominance

(2nd article in a series)

During the next decade, industries, local economies and the nature of work will be transformed on a massive scale and at an accelerating pace. In the U.S., 40% of our workforce is employed in an occupation that could see significant job losses(1).  Although many new jobs will be created, the net impact on jobs will be felt unevenly by industries, communities and workers. Rural and middle America that prospered during the Industrial Era are at a greater risk in the Age of Digital Dominance, as many jobs requiring lower skills will be disproportionally disrupted by six unstoppable forces.

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WINNERS AND LOSERS—Jobs and Communities at Risk in the Age of Digital Dominance

(3nd article in a series)

In the future of work, there will be winners and losers.

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ORGANIZATIONS OF THE FUTURE—Step Aside Boomers, Millennials are Taking Over

(4^th article in a series – by Duncan Robins)

ORGANIZATIONS OF THE FUTURE ARE BEING FORMED TODAY

In the near future, competition will be so fierce in the winners-take-all global market that corporations will be forced to break with their rigid, Industrial Era, organizational structures.

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RISE OF TEDS IN THE AGE OF DIGITAL DOMINANCE

(5^TH article in a series – by Duncan Robins)

During the next decade, communities, organizations and the nature of work will be transformed on a global scale and at an accelerating pace.

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