Enhancing Productivity Through ICT Revolution

Dec 26, 2024

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Discover the impact of ICT on work dynamics, productivity, and quality of life. Explore how automation reshapes traditional roles and allows for more engaging tasks, leading to a shorter workweek. Is ICT truly a boon? Find out in this insightful discussion.

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Enhancing Productivity Through ICT Revolution

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