The full impact of 2020—on education, on work, on culture, on the economy, on politics—will probably only be appreciated in the cool light of hindsight. We’ll sit down in 20 or 50 years’ time and look back dispassionately at the year that rocked the entire world, that shook up existing power structures and forced us to reconsider old certainties. But in the tail end of 2020, it’s worth speculating about the future of education and work, if only so we can be better prepared when it arrives. Will flexible work become the norm? Will the office fade into history?

The number of employees permanently working remotely is set to double in 2021, jumping to 34%

Remote work

40 percent of all technology spending is currently going towards digital transformation, with companies investing more than $2 trillion into the process.

Digital transformation

"Research shows that the future of learning will be remote, targeted and faster than ever before"

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