The business ecosystem of 2030 is predicted to be shaped by digital transformation, talent shortages, and a focus on sustainability, with HR leaders playing a pivotal role.
Schneider Electric's survey indicates over 70% believe digital tools can help address talent gaps, impacting sustainability goals on the workforce.
At an HR Tech Europe session, Fiskars Group and Spotify executives discussed preparing for these shifts through digital transformation.
HR leaders can lead by leveraging data-driven insights, advanced technology, and AI to create empowered ecosystems for growth and development.
Spotify's HR Lead highlighted their young, flexible workforce, emphasizing innovation and employee empowerment.
Key advice from Spotify includes focusing on retention, adapting to individualistic expectations, and using AI for relationship-building.
Fiskars Group, a heritage brand, faces challenges balancing tradition with innovation and personalization for diverse workforce segments.
Fiskars Chief People Officer emphasized the importance of modeling technology adoption, providing personalized work arrangements, and integrating sustainability with work-life balance.
Both organizations stress the need for HR to lead digital transformation with a human-centric approach, fostering agility and embracing change for future workplace success.
As HR prepares for 2030, a mindset shift towards agility and innovation is highlighted as crucial for navigating the complexities of the future workplace.