Human Centered Design & Visual Communication – A Transdisciplinary approach
In the light of global technological and social connectedness, competitive practice in the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) requires industries to address both the need for technological proficiency and the need to embrace a human-centered approach to service delivery. Other than technical upskilling, there is a demand for the inclusion of upskilling in human-centered skills. In a 2020 article: Skills for the Digital Era, Dr. Renate Strazdina mentions in agreement with the World Economic Forum (Future of Jobs survey 2018) the need for the inclusion of human-centered upskilling:
A creative challenge – Lockdown 2020
As all institutions offering creative courses, CTU Training Solutions were forced into the unfamiliar when the lockdown was announced. From having lively discussions in a classroom filled with paper pencils, paint, and artwork on the walls, teaching and learning were forced into cyberspace. The accommodation of an uninterrupted teaching and learning experience included classes set-up on an online platform.
Human Resource Management and 4IR – Is there a future for HR professionals?
We cannot deny the buzz around the 4th Industrial Revolution and how it affects the way we work and live.
The importance of the Finance discipline in the 4IR
The Fourth Industrial Revolution represents a fundamental change in the way we live, work, and relate to one another.
The impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on Higher Learning Institutions
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) will transform industries so considerably that much of the work that exists today will not exist in 50 years.
Is South Africa Prepared For The 4th Industrial Revolution?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) represents a new era of innovation in technology that will enhance human-machine relationships, unlock new market opportunities, and fuel growth across the global economy.
Is South Africa prepared for the 4th Industrial Revolution?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) represents a new era of innovation in technology that will enhance human-machine relationships, unlock new market opportunities, and fuel growth across the global economy.
4IR and Tourism
As Eric Hobsbawn stated, “the Industrial Revolution is not merely an acceleration of economic growth, but an acceleration of growth because of, and through, economic and social transformation” (Hobsbawn, 1968).
How CTU’s Management programmes align with the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) has initiated a digital transformation across industries, including the project management profession and other critical skills in the industry.
How CTU’s IT programmes align with the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
“The First Industrial Revolution was about coal, water and steam, bringing with it the steam engine and innovations that enabled the large-scale manufacturing of goods and products, such as textiles.
