The continued rise of automation could cut roughly $2 trillion in global workforce costs, according to PwC’s Jeff Hesse.
by Frank Kalman
August 31, 2016
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Talent Economy Managing Editor Frank Kalman chats with PwC’s Jeff Hesse on the current state of automation and Robotics Process Automation software and the industries most likely to be effected by the technology’s continued rise in the economy.