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- 1. New World Of Work
- 2. WHAT IS WORK
- 3. Relaxing? or,… on the phone with a client?
- 4. Reviewing a document ? or,… watching something funny on YouTube? @ home ? Or,… @ Work ? Traveling ? Or,… Mobile Office ?
- 5. Get the picture ? Shifting limits to whereand whenyou might work!
- 6. Future@Worka deep dive,... Corp. Hierarchy Value Networks One size fits all My Way Office Home Face-to-face Virtual 9 to 5, Mon-Fri 24/7,Sun-Sat Naar het werk Aan het werk
- 7. The Big Work Change Many Beautiful Places Anytime you want/can Moving and Shaking Happy (Main) Office 9-5 Monday-Friday (sort of) Same Job Sitting/Stuck at Desk Commuting Traffic Jams Stress Pollution
- 8. The new workspace ‘BALANCE’
- 10. WHAT DO YOU KNOW
- 11. Some implications Today’s World is Flat and becomes more and more flatter,.. Tomorrows World is Hot, Flat and Crowded
- 12. GENERATION WHY ?
- 13. Foto Y met baby boom Learning from younger generation,….
- 14. We are all facing Changing Ways of Work! SOME HOT REFLECTIONS,….
- 15. Information Revolution boosted productivity by almost 70% over the last 25 years
- 16. But are we producing more in fewer hours? Everybody I know is working harder and longer,… Technology seems anything but a time-saver.
- 17. We’re always on and always connected We’re talking on our cell phones while rushing to work We’re answering e-mails during conference calls We’re reading e-mail while watching TV We’re waking up at 4 a.m. to talk to Asia, and go to bed late after calling the US We’re generally multitasking our brains out,…
- 18. Now over 40% get less then 7 hours of sleep on weekdays. In 2000 it was less then 30% Now over 60% is rushed at mealtime and over 1/3 is structurally (missing) lunching at there desk Now 31% of higher educated workers are working over 50 hours a week. In 1980 it was only 22%.
- 19. White vs. Blue Collard Workers
- 20. groggy-eyed?
- 21. WHAT’S NEXT
- 22. Information Workers are under pressure.
- 23. THINKING FOR A LIVING
- 24. Demand and Control Collaboration, Information and Communications One Size Fits all vs. My Way
- 25. IT IS TIME TO GIVE WORK A NEW THOUGHT
- 27. Analyze your Workforce
- 28. Check maturity of your:
- 29. Management / HR / Facilities / ICT
Notas do Editor
- 20.000 uur TV gekeken 10.000 uur video games gespeeld 10.000 uur aan de telefoon gezeten En meer dan 250.000 Instant Messages verzonden 15-24 werkgevers
- Stuck @ Work
- To avoid wasting time,..
- Just some facts:Now 31% of higher educated workers are working over 50 hours a week. In 1980 it was only 22%.Now over 40% get less then 7 hours of sleep on weekdays. In 2000 it was less then 30%Now over 60% is rushed at mealtime and over 1/3 is structurally (missing) lunching at there desk
- White vs. Blue Collard Workers25 years ago the lowest-wage workers worked generally over 50 hours a weekNow Blue Collard Workers will work approx 32-36 hours and go home and enjoy lifeNow the groggy-eyed are the best-educated and best paid who are doing over 50 hours a weekA trend even in China and India,…as they get richer they will work less (for sure the blue collard worker)
- Now the groggy-eyed are the best-educated and best paid who are doing over 50 hours a week
- YOU’RE NOT ALONE !GROWING GROUPMANAGERS +PRODUCTION 2 KNOWLEDGE WORK
- Time spending on com/col/infoOver 25% of Knowledge Workers say that v-mail, e-mail and meetings are becoming completely unmanageable 40% of time spend on non valuable communications35% of timing looking for informationE-mail overload: 350 e-mails per week taking more than 20 hours on average Management change:Impact vs outputTrustOne size fits all 2 My Way:E-mail & GSM
- What is your Workspace strategy?Do you know your workforce?Are they satisfied with tooling, mobility, etc? Do you think that e-mail and mobile phones are sufficient?
- Reducing CostsIncrease SatisfactionImprove ProductivityRetention Integrated planning for ICT, Facilities and HR