Reskilling the public-sector workforce is essential for effective public service delivery, especially with the rapid adoption of digital technologies revealing significant skill gaps in areas like AI and cloud computing. Addressing these gaps is crucial for maintaining operational continuity, efficiency, and speed while reducing costs. A digitally proficient workforce enhances inclusively and accessibility, making services […]
“Regulations” refer to the use of legal instruments to adopt government policy interventions. Appropriate regulations serve to complement the democratic process and market economy to provide a fair, equitable, efficient environment for citizens and organizations to operate in, enabling the improvement of productivity communitywide. However, if not implemented appropriately, regulations can result in unnecessary costs, […]
Gene editing represents a significant advance in agricultural biotechnology, offering a precise method to enhance plant, fish, and animal breeds to improve the quality and productivity of agricultural products. According to the FAO (2022), it can contribute to increasing crop yields, enhancing nutritional profiles, and bolstering environmental resilience. Gene editing allows for more precise modifications […]
Improving productivity in healthcare is crucial for reducing costs and enhancing patient care. Embracing technology can enhance efficiency, reduce errors, and optimize resource use in the healthcare sector. Technological integration can streamline administrative and care processes, personalize patient interactions, automate tasks, and allow clinicians to focus on complex procedures, leading to better healthcare outcomes (Deloitte, […]
Job redesign refers to the reformation of work tasks and responsibilities to optimize processes and employee allocation for enhanced quality and productivity. While digital technologies support the workforce, and diversity, equity, and inclusion are crucial elements for innovation and profitability, as a 2023 WEF report indicated, it is necessary to rethink and restructure how work […]
