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Introduction
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Where do you begin your digital transformation?
02
There’s No Time to Waste
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What’s causing the digital (transformation) divide?
03
Are you facing a digital transformation dilemma?
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The key to digital transformation success
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We’ve entered a digital-must world
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Need help conquering your digital transformation goals?
01
Introduction
02
There’s No Time to Waste
03
Are you facing a digital transformation dilemma?
04
We’ve entered a digital-must world
05
Where do you begin your digital transformation?
06
What’s causing the digital (transformation) divide?
07
The key to digital transformation success
08
Need help conquering your digital transformation goals?
04: A Digital-Must World

A changing workforce

There’s no denying that the way we work has forever changed due to the pandemic. Before lockdown, many organizations were incredibly resistant to remote work. Now, remote work has become the norm, and the future of offices is up for debate.

But that’s not the only way the workforce is changing. Generation Z is beginning to enter the workplace, bringing in fresh perspectives and innovation. As the first generation to never know a world without cell phones and the internet, this tech-driven generation will have a huge impact on furthering digitization.

Who is Gen Z? Anyone born after 1996. Gen Z makes up more than one-third of the world’s population.

of U.S. office workers never worked remotely before COVID-19.
of executives say they expect to extend remote work offerings post-pandemic.
of U.S. workers would like remote to become their primary work style.

How is Gen Z different?

The most diverse generation in U.S. history
Value face-to-face meetings and human collaboration
Highly focused on financial independence and avoiding debt
The first digitally native generation