Industry 4.0 & Digitalisation in Southeast Asia

Global

ILO

Report

This report examines the technological advances of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and how this has created both opportunities and challenges in the labour market amongst young people. The report puts a focus on the shifts in job characteristics, sectors and skills and also examines the impact technological changes have on inequalities. This report, published by the International Labour Organization (ILO) is the 2020 edition of the Global Employment Trends for Youth, in which it sets out and identifies the youth labour market situation around the world. This report incorporates the most rece...

Global

UNESCO-UNEVOC

Report

Changing labour market transformations brought about by the development of Artificial Intelligence will affect a lot of professions, particularly in the area of technical and vocational education and training. The development of AI will have an impact on innovations in various sectors and create many implications for the transformation of the workforce and labour market.  With all these changes, to ensure students’ continued employability, students need to be offered a changing set of skills by institutions. An education system which is responsive to labour market demands will incorpor...

Global

ILO

Report

The future of work poses additional challenges to the disadvantage, particularly to those persons with disabilities. A global concern and a challenge that comes from the rapid changes for the future of work is to ensure that it is inclusive.  The ILO Global Business and Disability Network and Fundación ONCE have developed a publication that looks at the following: To connect different areas of debate Look at key trends of the future of work from a disability perspective Seek to identify action needed to shape the future of work in a more disability-inclusive way. The publication...

ASEAN

ILO

Report

The ILO report provides an overview of how the ASEAN countries and their six main trading partners are responding with new and/or adapted strategies and policies to three 'mega trends'  of the future of work: changes in technological advancements, demographic shifts, environmental and climate disruptions. What to expect from the report: patterns in national policy-making and pointing out of potential gaps in what would be needed to drive a "human-centred agenda for the future of work" Examples of innovative policy actions in the countries striving to promote decent work for persons o...

ASEAN

Oxford Economics and Cisco 2018

Research Paper

Executive summary Over the next decade, innovations in digital technology will present vast opportunities to ASEAN economies to boost their productivity and prosperity. The more widespread adoption of existing technologies, coupled with advances in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) through software, hardware, and robotics, has the potential to transform business capabilities. As a youthful region (half the 630 million inhabitants are aged under 30) with an internationally competitive manufacturing sector and innovative enterprises, ASEAN is poised to take advantage. However, digital tra...

Global

World Economic Forum (WEF)

Report

Based on a survey of 56,000 youths aged 15-35 years old from six countries in the Southeast Asia region (ASEAN), this report analyses the views of young ASEAN citizens on future of work, skills and technology. The survey finds that ASEN youths are highly aware of potential disruption and challenges brought by the Fourth Industrial Revolution to the local labour markets, and they are aware they must constantly upgrade their skills. It also details their skills gap, their future career aspirations and their preferences on skills training. The survey was conducted in in partnership with Sea....

Global

Bain & Company

Report

The digital revolution that has become such a powerful force for global change is still in early days in the ASEAN member states. ASEAN's digital economy represents only 7% of its GDP, compared with 16% in China and 35% in the US. However, the region has much to gain by laying the foundation for the digital economy to power and accelerate intraregional trade and growth (what we term "digital integration"). Digital integration will be critical for ASEAN businesses to compete at home and overseas - it has the power to turn small and midsize enterprises (SMEs) into regional and global players. Di...

Global

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEC)

Book

The ASEAN economy constitutes a combined market size of more than 640 million people with a large and literate young population, and a growing middle class with a combined GDP of US$2.8 trillion in 2017. Expected economic growth remains stable at 5.2% for 2018 and 2019. Maintaining the growth momentum and strengthening the regional integration agenda will propel ASEAN towards becoming the 4th largest global economy by 2050. To ensure ASEAN continues to prosper, the growth of our economy should leverage upon the opportunities of the digital economy.    The 'resilient and innovative' of Sing...

Global

CIMB ASEAN Research Institute (CARI)

Report

The CIMB ASEAN Research Institute (CARI) is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of a publication titled "Advancing ASEAN in the Digital Age" at the ASEAN Business and Investment Summit 2017 on the 14th of November in Manila to commemorate ASEAN's 50th Anniversary.  This publication has been produced by CARI in collaboration with the ASEAN Business Club to capture the ideas and perspectives of business and though leaders, as well as policymakers on how the digital age will impact the economic prosperity of the region.  The publication contains close to 40 articles, including essays by h...