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What is Agility?

When you thrive on change and get stronger and it becomes a source of real competitive advantage

Wouter Aghina, Organisation Design Principal, Accenture

What do organisations need to do?

According to PwC’s report “Workforce of the future – The competing forces shaping 2030” there are many possible scenarios that could evolve, but having a strategy in place can help you adapt. It is critical to be nimble and quickly respond to change and actually benefit from change.

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Workforce planning is becoming as dynamic as the business environment. Transitioning into the digital world requires preparedness to be dynamic in workforce skills. Whatever may be the case of the future, organisations need to know that future systems will have automation running through their veins and AI and cognitive intelligence may create a new world where humans and machines will work together.

• Strategise workforce planning
• Re-define and re-categorise job roles
• Explore the benefits of humans and machines working together
• Stay ahead of the technology curve
• Focus on problem-solving, adaptability, collaboration, leadership, creativity and innovation as key people skills

For the rest of us, we should remember that intellectual complacency is not our friend and that learning – not just new things but new ways of thinking – is a life-long endeavour.

Blair Sheppard, Global Leader, Strategy and Leadership Development, PwC

Read more about PwCs report here.

What does the Workforce need to do?

Traditional work environments and fixed 9 am – 5 pm shifts will soon be a thing of the past. Opportunities will be afforded to you based on what you bring to the table, which means it’s time to be really “special” in the job market.

It is obvious that the sought-after skills will mean the biggest reward package. Diverse talent will come together to collaborate on a project and leave when the business objective is met. Contract negotiations will be key and ownership of intellectual property and the freedom to work will be as important as financial incentives.

• Un-learn and Re-learn
• Build new skills, experience and networks
• Adapt to changing environments
• Engage with others
• Work alongside machines
• Retain your core sense of identity and values

Agility is the ability of an organisation to renew itself, adapt, change quickly, and succeed in a rapidly changing, ambiguous, turbulent environment. Agility is not incompatible with stability-quite the contrary. Agility requires stability for most companies

Aaron De Smet, Organisation Design Principal, Accenture

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