‘퓨처오브 워크’: 한국의 신 성장전략

혁신을 통한 한국 경제의 성장을 제안하다 – GE이노베이션 포럼 2015

2015년 7월 11일

“GE이노베이션 포럼 2015”은 “퓨처오브오크 코리아: 한국의 신 성장전략”을 주제로 하고 있다. GE가 제안하는 혁신의 미래상인 퓨처오브워크(‘the Future of Work’)의 개념을 한국 경제 발전 상황에 적용한 보고서가 공개되었다. “GE이노베이션 포럼 2015”에서는 한국 경제와 제조업의 혁신을 위한 중요한 제안이 등장했다. 중소기업의 활성화, 첨단 제조 기술 도입, 열린 협업 등이 가진 가치에 대해 참가자들 역시 공감하며 혁신의 필요성을 공유하는 자리였다.

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