US EditionWhat Is Workforce 2.0, and What Does It Mean for the Energy and Utilities Industry?
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What Is Workforce 2.0, and What Does It Mean for the Energy and Utilities Industry?
Amid a growing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics, energy and utilities workers must develop new skills. This transition is part of “Workforce 2.0,” and it necessitates full organizational buy-in, including strong leadership and investment in training on next-generation technologies. The companies that successfully navigate this shift will be well-positioned to lead the energy sector into a smarter, more resilient futur…
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