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We are now living in a digital age, where technology is constantly improving and progressing, reaching new highs and breaking new grounds. Benefitting from such advances, is us – who then implement its use in our day-to-day commitments and activities. As such, it can be said that technology completely reshaped most of our industries. 

Just as we made an internet presence for ourselves, so did businesses; increasing the competitiveness online. With it, the whole sector had to adapt. Whilst some saw this as a challenge, others saw it as an opportunity to grow. 

Digital skills and technological knowledge will become of major importance in the near future, with businesses depending on employees who are aware of the developments and how to use such technologies. Otherwise, if workers remain untrained or uneducated, they would be risking losing their job. Due to the quick pace that technology is advancing, companies may soon run out of workers who have the needed know how and digital skills. 

Risks grow higher, especially with the rise of AI use in business. By taking the time to invest now, businesses may have the upper hand in the future. The right training and teaching will serve workers well and help push businesses forward. 

It is unclear how the industry will have become within a couple of years, but the use of technology will surely be integrated in it, providing work to be done at much more ease.  
 

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