We all want our businesses to work, to have lasting growth, that are companies sustainable , that are competitive, etc. And in definitively, that we can go to sleep with the tranquility that everything is fine.
Understanding how the visible heads of the big companies think companies that conquer this world every year is not a bad thing and more, if we want to grow consistently in a fairly hostile.
Recently a report from the consulting firm was published Norway Xynteo where he throws a question to the greats European managers… What can companies do European organizations to help build a growth model inclusive, sustainable, regenerative and competitive? .
You have to think that the companies participating in this report – taken together – represent a capitalization of market in more than 2 billion euros, so it is assumed, that we are dealing with very competent professionals.
Although the report shows different data of interest, it does it has been found that there are five «jobs to to do” to build future sustainability throughout company .
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The aim is “ an economy that serves everyone ”. European business leaders foresee an evolution in the how companies create value, returning dividends solid and reliable shareholders, but also benefiting – at the same time – society as a whole… «You have to quantify the true value that companies they provide to society.”
Businesses must apply the power of insights on behavior to push consumers towards more sustainable options, while radically raising the overall sustainability performance of the products and services offered to the consumer, changing the own consumption model, if necessary.
« Almost 90 percent of people are willing to change their behavior to fight the climate change, but only 3 percent know how to do it, so there is a gap that we need to fill « . – Jesper Brodin, CEO of the Ingka Group – IKEA Retail.
The current approach to work is becoming obsolete… Are we prepared to face the challenges of Intelligence Artificial or automation at work?
Companies need to build a new model of employment, in which we have enough decent work for the human beings while reaping the benefits that the new technological advances ; automation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, etc.
The demand for higher cognitive skills, such as creativity, critical thinking, decision making and complex information processing, will grow by 14% in Europe.
As data from the report and answer to the question of the survey … How many days of training does your company provide to each employee per year?
The future of work with greater automation and use of AI will have the potential to offer « better living standards, better living conditions, jobs, greater economic security, better health and longevity “, according to the latest MIT report on the issue. But we won't get there by default.
A machine-centric dystopian future can be avoided with high levels of unemployment, but only if we align ourselves with the future we want and then we identify the actions necessary to make it a reality.
Data is becoming the currency of the economy current. If used wisely, it has the power to revolutionize our ability to solve a series of problems, but we are not being consistent enough and judicious, since consumers do not trust the companies that are using your data.
Companies need to reverse the trend in mistrust of open data and improve the security of these with the aim of being able to take advantage of them for a model of constant growth, coherent and social.
Another 79% of respondents agree that European companies must assume a greater role than the in the construction of an open world community and collaborative.
Companies need to change their thinking to establish symbiotic partnerships between Government – Business that take advantage of their complementary assets. collaboration is essential if Europe is to cope with the rest of the world as a united and innovative power… It is the only way to move forward!
Another 75% of those surveyed agreed that the promotion of European environmental and social standards throughout the world would help make Europe more competitive.
We remember that recently in our blog we launched a article about the 10 Startups that are revolutionizing the construction sector quite interesting to understand business trends in the sector.
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