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Cierre la brecha de habilidades del personal: 3 puntos de partida clave
Se ha dicho que el 2020 ha traído consigo tres años de transformación digital en tres meses. Las fases iniciales de esa transformación se centraron en la adaptación a los cambios drásticos y repentinos que hemos experimentado, como permitir a los trabajadores remotos y distribuidos simplemente trabajar, comunicarse y colaborar.
Lo que sabemos ahora es que este cambio es mucho más permanente de lo que muchos esperaban y que las organizaciones se enfrentan a un nuevo reto — ¿Cómo adaptarse y crecer en esta nueva realidad?
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