Digitization is Reforming Human Capital Strategies: Tech Week

Mexico Talent Forum 2025 cast a spotlight on the accelerating convergence of human capital strategy and technological advancement. As AI begins to redefine job functions, companies are under pressure to adapt leadership styles and redesign HR processes around automation, analytics, and employee experience. 

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Redefining Job Functions for a Tech-Forward Future

The rapid evolution of technology, particularly AI, is reshaping organizational job functions at an unprecedented pace. The true challenge, however, will lie in balancing tech adoption with human-focused leadership.

"When we talk about the future of work, there is an uncomfortable truth: roles will change or disappear, not in ten years, but in three. I see it daily. HR software is on the front lines: most activities will be performed by AI agents," says Vera Makarov, Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Apli.

Transforming HR: Leveraging Technology to Drive Business Success

In response to shifting labor demands and evolving employee expectations, a growing number of companies are redesigning their HR functions to integrate AI, people analytics, and digital learning tools. Organizations planning to revamp their HR functions are placing a strong emphasis on employee experience and skill development.

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Nemetschek, Google Cloud Partner to Drive AI Innovation in AEC

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Tech Companies Inject Dynamism Into Office Occupancy in Guadalajara

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