by Editor May 17, 2016 at 15:35 h
the president of the CEOE , Joan Rosell, believes that the fixed and safe work is “a concept nineteenth century,” he predicted that in the future “must win every day.” The president of the Spanish employers also argues that digitization and training of workers in this area is “one of the keys to the future” and, in this sense, has warned that the Spanish state “is in danger of losing the train of the digital revolution.”
“There will be many surprises in the immediate future” , warned Rosell, who claims that digitization “transforms business and cut costs, increasing competitiveness.” The CEOE warns that the public sector in Spain in this field “is behind” because it keeps “rigid and old” structures and costs will enter the market more than the private sector.
“There will be many surprises in the immediate future” , warned Rosell, who claims that digitization “transforms business and cut costs, increasing competitiveness.” The CEOE warns that the public sector in Spain in this field “is behind” because it keeps “rigid and old” structures and costs will enter the market more than the private sector.
<<- - Easy Plugin for AdSense V8.67!> strong> Rosell has also claimed a “serious” digital education, from kindergartens to university. Innovation, said, “it should be the center of gravity of the Spanish economy” in both the public and private sectors and, instead, “unfortunately, their numbers are to tremble” because Spain fails 1.2% of GDP in R & D , he said. “Therefore, I am optimistic that the Spanish company is betting decisively for digitization in the next few years” concluded the president of the CEOE.
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