This book deals with one of the most serious career challenges facing us today – how to plan and pursue a successful and secure career in an age of disruptive digital technologies. Digital technology innovation is transforming the employment landscape in all sectors. Changes are happening faster. As career path certainty decreases while income risk increases, how prepared are you to adapt with agility to change and more importantly, harness new opportunities? This book:
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For more than three decades Rob Livingstone has amassed senior managerial experience, substantially as CIO in multinational corporations. A sought-after mentor, consultant and industry advisor, he is also an author, columnist, international conference keynote speaker and regular news media commentator. A Fellow of the University of Technology, Sydney’s Faculty of Engineering and IT, Rob lectures to higher-degree students on leadership, strategy and innovation. His earlier book, Navigating through the Cloud, has provided invaluable insight to a wide range of corporations weighing up the risks and rewards that so many new technologies embody. Visit Rob at rob-livingstone.com
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