Bøger af Gerard Szatvanyi

Discover the Future of WorkRemote work, smaller office spaces, and AI tools at the hands of nearly every employee - welcome to today's shifting environment and all the potential it brings. Thanks to advances in technology, including digital connections that empower workers to take on remote jobs and log in from anywhere, the way we carry out jobs and complete projects is changing in a significant way. With these trends come expectations from employees related to hybrid schedules, which must be recognized and managed well for successful outcomes. The same is true for assisted work: AI is going mainstream, and this movement opens the doors of opportunity for both companies and team members. The key, of course, is to embrace the technology - rather than run away from it or ignore it.Rather than taking away jobs from workers, automation and machine learning provide ample ways for employees to uplevel and specialize. As AI takes over repetitive and mundane tasks, workers have the chance to reduce burnout and instead improve their wellbeing and quality of life. By making use of the technology, employees can better serve customers and focus on niches, thereby becoming experts in specific areas that interest them. For companies that are ready to reimagine the way we live and work, the future with AI is indeed bright.

AN INVITATION TO DREAM What lies ahead for retailers? Certainly, the landscape is changing. Businesses who want to remain in the game must adapt to play in this connected, digital environment. The challenge arises when we begin to discuss how to forge into the future. The status quo? Will no longer work. Creativity, imagination, and a little dreaming are the starting points to truly implement an effective, profitable transformation, explains sought-after entrepreneur and renowned executive Gerard Szatvanyi in his groundbreaking book. After guiding global brands through their own digital journeys, Szatvanyi pulls back the layers behind the trends in retail and the digital world. In doing so, he reveals that the possibilities are nearly endless for those who are open to exploring new ways to live and work. In easy-to-follow language and real-life examples, Szatvanyi explains that digital transformation isn't about discussing software, digital products, and new technologies. Instead, the conversation begins with the question, "What if...?" followed by an invitation to re think how we currently do business and interact with customers.