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Workshop: IT/IT-es Sector and the Future of Work in India

Posted by Pranav M B at Jun 22, 2018 07:45 AM | Permalink

The Centre for Internet & Society (CIS) will hold a Workshop on the IT/IT-es Sector and the Future of Work in India on Friday, June 29, 2018 . The workshop will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m at The Omidyar Network Office in Bangalore.

We invite you all to participate in this workshop to share and build knowledge about trajectories of Industry 4.0 across sub-sectors of IT/IT-es in India and the emergent regulatory and public policy concerns.

The workshop will be a full-day event structured as four, three-speaker moderated panels discussing specific themes within the discourse around Industry 4.0, with an audience of about 35. Our goal is to bring together the various key stakeholders involved in the debate around Industry 4.0 and provoke conversations that will contribute to the discourse as well as compliment CIS's research in the space.

Here is the Concept Note and Agenda for the event.

RSVP Details: Email- [email protected] / [email protected], Phone- +91-9986961979.

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