01/24/2020
Here's a weekend challenge: How can traditionally underserved populations get better access to opportunity and fully participate in the digitally literate workforces of the future?
MIT Solve & ServiceNow are hosting a challenge and asking for your creative solutions. The deadline for submissions is March 2.
Here's the premise: On one hand, technology-driven innovation is eliminating jobs, squeezing wages, and requiring complete retraining across agriculture, manufacturing, the service industry, and many other sectors. This is sowing workforce disruption, fear, and anxiety.
On the other hand, technology trends are increasing productivity and safety, creating new jobs and entire industries, fostering entrepreneurship, and affording people more opportunities for higher-value tasks and creativity.
Here's the challenge: How to mitigate the worst effects of these transformations; how to accelerate and expand the opportunities afforded so that everyone—including those left behind and most marginalized—can fully participate and create prosperous livelihoods for themselves.
All details in the link below.
How can traditionally underserved populations have access to opportunity and fully participate in the technology-enabled and digitally literate workforces of the future?