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Reuters, Raw Story: Tech
Wed, 11/15/2017 - 3:32am

Forget robots. The real transformation taking place in nearly every workplace is the invasion of digital tools. The use of digital tools has increased, often dramatically, in 517 of 545 occupations since 2002, with a striking uptick in many lower-skilled occupations, according to a study released We...

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