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Workforce

Work is changing, with new digital colleagues. Creating an effective workforce to meet organisational objectives is more challenging than ever

In a rapidly transforming world of work, organisations need to continuously evolve and adapt to the changing market dynamics for them to grow, transform and thrive. A key differentiator in driving exceptional business performance is to continuously re-shape and transform the workforce of the future. At KPMG in India, we prioritise people in our work. Our professionals collaborate with HR leaders to shape future workforces and utilize effective change management and knowledge transfer methods for sustainable transformations.

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