Business Line reviews The Digital Tsunami

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thedigitaltsunamiReviews can make or break a new book. So each time someone reviews my book, I keep my fingers crossed. When I heard about The Hindu Business Line's review I was not sure what to expect. Would they like the title? There was a time when I was being advised not to use a word like Tsunami that has negative connotations. I am fairly sure that the phrase Digital Tsunami will become commonplace. Try googling "Digital Tsunami" and see...

This is the review of The Digital Tsunami published by The Business Line on 23rd Nov 2016

How do you surf the wave of digital transformation? HR professional Abhijit Bhaduri, Chief Learning Officer at Wipro, offers a wealth of tips in his engaging new book Digital Tsunami. Everything is in perpetual beta in this world, he says, describing the rapidity of change. Bhaduri, known for his charming doodles, sketches out the beta mode and queries: “If you were an app, how often would you update yourself?” The implication is obvious: we need to constantly reskill ourselves.

With such pithy insights, the easy-to-read book grabs your attention as Bhaduri takes you on a whirlwind tour of the new world of work. From artificial intelligence to the gig economy to the millennial-dominated era, Bhaduri tackles all the transformative challenges that companies and professionals are facing today.The Digital Tsunami

As he writes, Digital creates new behaviours – and new communities. Then there’s the technology. Right now, several exponential technologies are converging leading to massive change. For example, when 3D, robotics, artificial intelligence and IOT come together, they can be disruptive. This book gives you an idea of not only the behavioural changes sweeping through the workplace (more millennials, new work habits) but also the disruptive technologies and trends that drive offices today. It’s useful not just for top management and HR practitioners, but for employees too, as it gives you tips on how to navigate the future office.

(This article was published on November 23, 2016)

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/specials/the-new-world-of-work/article9378566.ece

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