Start and welcomeProf. Wolf-Dieter Lukas, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, and Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, welcome you to the conference. |
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Highlights of #futureworkchallengeHow do teens and young adults imagine the work of tomorrow? Insights into the #futureworkchallenge – the competition that looks beyondwork |
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Coffee break
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 1
SESSION: SME, AI-research and workplace innovation come together
Session Chair: Prof. Roman Dumitrescu From the: Session theme 2
SESSION: Working conditions in interactive (service) work
Session Chair: Prof. Beate Beerman From the: Session theme 4
SESSION: Competence management in the transformation process
Session Chair: Prof. Simone Kauffeld From the: Session theme 7 |
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Lunch break | virtual forum |
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 2
SESSION: New forms of work and the platform economy: Platform work
Session Chair: Irene Mandl From the: Session theme 2
SESSION: Shaping change in collaboration with (...)
Session Chair: Roman Kormann, Dr Birgit Verworn From the: Session theme 5 |
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Coffee break
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 3
SESSION: Future of Work - Smart Digitalisation (…)
Session Chair: Prof. Wilhelm Bauer From the: Session theme 3
SESSION: A Service Mindset as link (…)
Session Chair: Prof. Susanne Robra-Bissantz From the: Session theme 4
SESSION: Ergonomics and human factors in today’s and future’s labour (…)
Session Chair: Prof. Kathleen L. Mosier, Dr Thomas Alexander From the: Session theme 6
SESSION: Skills management: new collar jobs – competencies for tomorrow
Session Chair: Prof. Annette Hoppe From the: Session theme 7 |
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Coffee break |
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 4
SESSION: Digital prevention: Using digital technologies (…)
Session Chair: Prof. Nico Dragano From the: Session theme 1
SESSION: Sustainable leadership in times of Corona and digitalisation
Session Chair: Prof. Sibylle Olbert-Bock From the: Session theme 5
SESSION: The Future of Work in a global circular economy
Session Chair: Dr Mary Cronin, Dr Susanne Kadner From the: Session theme 6 |
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Conclusion of the day with subsequent Q&AThe moderators and journalists Franziska Klün and Lena Mardon from the online magazine DEARWORK present the most important findings of the first day and take up exciting discussions. Afterwards, representatives of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research will be available to answer questions of the press. |
Review: how did things go yesterday?A wrap-up of the first conference day to enjoy with your morning coffee |
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Podium discussion: Shaping the future of work in Europe: shared challenges – shared solutions?Renowned representatives of politics, business and research as well as social partners discuss European demand for research and the beginnings of collaboration from a national and international perspective. |
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Coffee break |
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 5
SESSION: Cognitive assistance: The importance of (…)
Session Chair: Prof. Sven Hinrichsen From the: Session theme 3
SESSION: Corporate culture in times of change
Session Chair: Roman Kormann, Dr Birgit Verworn From the: Session theme 5
SESSION: Digital education in initial and continuing vocational education and training
Session Chair: Prof. Hubert Ertl From the: Session theme 7 |
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Lunch break | virtual forum |
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Parallel sessions in seven themes – Part 6
SESSION: People-focussed work models & location-independent (…)
Session Chair: Dr Nick Kratzer From the: Session theme 1
SESSION: Technologies facilitating social interaction in care work
Session Chair: Prof. Kirsten Thommes From the: Session theme 4
SESSION: Global AI innovation & regional networks
Session Chair: Oleg Cernavin From the: Session theme 6 |
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Perspectives on the work of tomorrowA new kind of summary: Take with you the essence of beyondwork2020 from a variety of perspectives, presented in various media! |
