Siemens and Deloitte: Skills Students Need for Manufacturing
Students interested in a career in manufacturing need soft skills to navigate change, positively impact others, and solve problems. In this joint webinar, Siemens and Deloitte will discuss the "soft skills" that future workers should focus on developing as they prepare for their careers.
This webinar is part of a series of content that Siemens is building to support Mike Nager’s book, The Smart Student’s Guide to Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0. His book serves as an introduction to the field of manufacturing for students.
Joining from the Siemens and Deloitte alliance, our presenter, Steve Lancaster, will share the work that his team has compiled, which is called Human Capital Trends. Deloitte surveyed over 14,000 individuals in 95 countries to bring this work to fruition.
Discussion topics
- What are soft skills?
- Enduring human capabilities framework
- The Imagination deficit
- Critical thinking skills
講演者の紹介
David Lyell
シニア製造マーケティング・スペシャリスト
中小規模ビジネスのマーケティング・リード。企業が目前のニーズだけでなく将来的なニーズを満たすソリューションを求めているなか、企業の心に響くコンテンツ開発に取り組んでいます。シーメンスに入社する前は、製造業に幅広く携わっており、製造現場での勤務経験から、紙媒体およびデジタル・メディアによる製造現場の取材まで、幅広い経験があります。
Steve Lancaster
Deloitte Unlimited Reality Workforce Lead
Steve is a Managing Director in Deloitte Human Capital Consulting where he leads Deloitte’s Workforce Development practice in North America delivering market leading services and solutions in Learning, Leadership Development, Knowledge Management and Skills Based Transformations. He also leads Deloitte’s Augmented Workforce Experience practice that leverages spatial computing tools such as Augmented and Virtual Reality to enhance workers abilities to do their jobs and learn and develop new skills in immersive environments. In addition, he is part of a leadership team that is innovating how Deloitte serves their clients and how their clients work differently by incorporating Generative AI into work processes.