As older generations (last of the baby boomers) are expected to be fully out of the workforce in the next 5-8 years, the organization will be left with a void of resources with deep expertise expanding over a career of 25 years.   

Their replacements? A new wave of resources leveraging data and AI technologies. Many of us already in the workforce have learned on the job or been taught by co-workers.  What about the generation in college/university today? Can we continue to expect the current formal education will be enough?  

Kerry Calnan, VP of Innovation & External Affairs at Nicols College in MA, USA, leads by experience, fostering capabilities such as the Center for Intelligent Process Automation (currently going into its 3rd year) and in Fall 2022, will launch a new 4-year degree 'AI Automation.'  

Intending to link real-world experiences at the undergraduate level,  Nicols College is continuing its efforts to remain at the forefront of education and emerging technologies combined with the 21st-century skill needed in our constantly changing global landscape. 

 Want to know more:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerry-calnan-75693a12/ https://www.nichols.edu/offices/center-for-intelligent-process-automation/