Brandenburg Future Center with new platform
With a new platform, the Brandenburg Future Center supports companies in digital and demographic change. Craftsmen and tradespeople can find tailored solutions for implementing upcoming transformation processes.
This article is part of the special feature GründerNavi – for founders and young companies
"The Future Center is a boon for Brandenburg ," said Minister of Economic Affairs and Labor Jörg Steinbach . "Technological change and the coronavirus pandemic are challenging companies and their work organization . However, the upcoming transformation processes are not forces of nature; rather, they must be shaped concretely through dialogue within companies. The Future Center provides motivation and inspiration in this regard and offers support to companies that want to embark on their digitalization journey."
New website with numerous offers
The new website provides companies, employees, and other interested parties with concrete information on topics related to digital transformation . Short explanatory videos offer an easy introduction to the topics surrounding the changing world of work. Furthermore, new methods and concepts for successful change processes within companies can be tested. "Because change requires the active participation and dialogue of all company stakeholders – from employees and managers to employee representatives. This dialogue-oriented and social partnership-based approach is what distinguishes the Brandenburg Future Center ," emphasized Minister Steinbach.
Potsdam Chamber of Crafts as partner
The " Brandenburg Future Center " project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and the European Social Fund as part of the "Future Centers" program, and co-financed by the Brandenburg Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labor and Energy using funds from the State of Brandenburg. The Future Center's services are open to all companies , with additional offerings for the care and skilled trades sectors . Representatives from the Potsdam Chamber of Skilled Crafts are available to advise interested companies.
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Claudia Stemick /
handwerksblatt.de
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