The New Collar Workforce
Competing for the talent to deliver the nextResearch commissioned by SEGRO and undertaken by Randstad Advisory explores how automation, AI and digital technology are reshaping frontline work across Europe.
The next industrial revolution is already under way.
Artificial intelligence, automation, electrification and increasingly connected technologies are changing how goods are made, moved and distributed. New industries are emerging, established ones are being reshaped and the boundaries between sectors are becoming less distinct.
But the technology is only part of the story and alone will not determine what happens next.
Every industrial revolution has ultimately depended on people who can put new technologies to work and on the physical infrastructure that allows innovation to become productive economic activity.
The next one will be no different.
For businesses and economies seeking to capture the opportunity, people, infrastructure and innovation increasingly need to come together.
SEGRO operates where many of these forces meet. Across Europe, our customers span many growth sectors, from logistics and manufacturing to life sciences, retail and digital infrastructure. We see how their requirements for skills, power, technology and physical space are changing, and how increasingly those requirements are connected.
Through the lens of the next industrial revolution, we are exploring those connections and the choices businesses and policymakers face as technological change moves from possibility to practical deployment.
Discover why the next industrial revolution will depend on the places, infrastructure and people capable of turning innovation into reality, and how these factors will drive higher productivity, investment and economic growth.
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