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Making automation stick
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Complementary healthcare
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“Vincerò! Vincerò!”
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Comment
As I write this article I am also following a live news conference from Downing Street where the Prime Minister and others are talking about the potential impact of the coronavirus on the UK - a depressing watch for sure, especially as people talk about the ‘economic shock’ of a major healthcare problem including supply chain and cashflow problems on top of the virus itself.
There are suggestions that we might see 20% of staff not being in work if things worsen - and for people whose job roles involve constant close physical interaction with others, it is easy to understand their concerns. After asking the Prime Minister whether he would continue routinely shaking hands with people he meets (he said he would, by the way) one BBC correspondent asked the same question of a medical expert in the studio who replied “I’m a virologist; I tend not to shake hands with people at the best of times - I know what’s on them!”
If this virus does have the impact on the business world that some are predicting, it might mean we see more organisations looking at remote and home working, teleconferencing and the like. Could this possible horror story turn out to be a positive thing for the way we all work?
David Tyler
Editor
david.tyler@btc.co.uk
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