Asia’s Manufacturing Pivot: Competing for Talent in the New Supply Chain Era
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Asia’s Manufacturing Pivot: Competing for Talent in the New Supply Chain Era

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Efforts across Asia to diversify production are set to trigger higher competition for scarce skilled labor in the region. Companies will need to adapt their talent strategies and embrace disruptive technologies to build successful talent strategies that drive organizational growth.

Efforts across Asia to diversify production are set to trigger higher competition for scarce skilled labor in the region. Companies will need to adapt their talent strategies and embrace disruptive technologies to build successful talent strategies that drive organizational growth.

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Max J. Zenglein

Max J. Zenglein Max J. Zenglein

Center Leader Economy, Strategy and Finance, Asia
The Conference Board

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Sandhya Karpe, PhD

Sandhya Karpe, PhD Sandhya Karpe, PhD

Human Capital Center Leader, Asia and Program Dire…
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