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Thursday January 01, 1970
3:10 pmPlenary
Workforce: Increasing efficiency and productivity
With an ever growing workforce shortage and labour costs rising at unsustainable rates, what can be done now to stem the flow? Maintaining the pipeline of staff training is important, but addressing inefficient processes, elminating waste and harnessing automation and new working models to boost productivity can make a huge impact. This keynote looks at efficiency and productivity gains using case studies and real data.
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Workforce: Increasing efficiency and productivity
With an ever growing workforce shortage and labour costs rising at unsustainable rates, what can be done now to stem the flow? Maintaining the pipeline of staff training is important, but addressing inefficient processes, elminating waste and harnessing automation and new working models to boost productivity can make a huge impact. This keynote looks at efficiency and productivity gains using case studies and real data.
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