For decades, “digital transformation” meant desks, screens and inboxes. The roughly 80% of the global workforce who work without a company laptop — on shop floors, in wards, on production lines — were often an afterthought. That is changing fast, and nowhere faster than in EMEA, where labour shortages, an ageing workforce and rising customer

Every week brings another press release about a company “embracing AI.” Far fewer companies tell you what happened six months later — inside the business, with the people who had to make it work. That second story is the one HR leaders actually need. We looked at three organisations that introduced AI into their workforce

A podcast raised an interesting question recently: is worrying the worst investment we make? It is worth pausing on. A degree of worry is understandable, and even useful in small doses. It can sharpen focus and prompt action before a small issue grows into a larger one. Left unchecked, though, it tends to do the