Estimates from the World Economic Forum predict that over the next four years, 75 million jobs will be displaced and 133 million new ones created globally as a result of technological developments. One place that’s set to feel that shift more than most is Singapore.To keep up with the pace of change, Singapore will transition from one job/role to another. That transition could result in the displacement of 85,000 full-time equivalent jobs within Singapore’s leading economies in the next decade, according to a new report from research firm Oxford Economics and tech company Cisco. Andy Lee, Managing Director at Singapore, Cisco talks us through it.

<p>Estimates from the World Economic Forum predict that over the next four years, 75 million jobs will be displaced and 133 million new ones created globally as a result of technological developments. One place that&rsquo;s set to feel that shift more than most is Singapore.To keep up with the pace of change, Singapore will transition from one job/role to another. That transition could result in the displacement of 85,000 full-time equivalent jobs within Singapore&rsquo;s leading economies in the next decade, according to a new report from research firm Oxford Economics and tech company Cisco. Andy Lee, Managing Director at Singapore, Cisco talks us through it.</p>

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