The majority of inventory discrepancies in the German retail sector are caused by shoplifting.
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AI Divides the Workforce
Half want to give up routine jobs, the other half refuse. One in seven believe that an AI could take over their job completely.
Craftsman Recruiting 2.0
Julian Jehn from Jehn & Peters reveals why ChatGPT can make the difference when recruiting employees.
These Are the Most Popular Home Office Days
Friday and Monday is the day to work from home, according to a recent survey by the Munich Ifo Institute.
The Enemy from Within
The human factor is the biggest risk to any organization, whether as an external adversary or an internal threat, says Michael Veit of Sophos.
G Data Study: Security Risk Employees
Companies usually limit training and education to IT employees. One consequence, according to G Data, is insufficient security awareness among many employees.
IBM Study: 40 Percent of Employees Have to Retrain Because of AI
The estimate refers to a period of three years. According to IBM, AI technologies are changing the requirements for workplaces and employees.
Errors Complicate Onboarding of New IT Employees
Onboarding processes go hand in hand with missing induction plans, unclear responsibilities and poorly communicated expectations, says Nils Kröger from Workbase
“Employees Can Be an Organisation’s Weakest Weakest Point or One of its Strongest Defences”
As many as 81% of organisations suffer from 'malware' and 'phishing' attacks targeting users.
Yahoo Reduces Number of Employees by 20 Percent
The wave of layoffs affects about 1000 employees. Yahoo is cutting jobs primarily in its ad technology division. CEO Jim Lanzone is holding on to the ad business itself.
Trends Episode 10: Future of Work
Real experienced collaboration: shifting from task-oriented to interaction-oriented workspaces.