Get Inside LiveWorx: Work Methods Changing the Workplace

In 2020, LiveWorx, the premier event from PTC, pivoted to a virtual experience in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, over 25,000 people from around the globe were able to take part in LiveWorx - more participants than ever before. Wanting to continue to involve a global audience, LiveWorx has once again been reimagined LiveWorx to meet the needs of the virtual world and deliver the most relevant and fresh insights for industry professionals.  

Starting on March 25th, LiveWorx will present a multi-part series surrounding the power of digital transformation (DX) – diving into how a DX strategy can create enterprise value and empower greater worker productivity. Each hour-long episode will feature guest speakers, interviews, and roundtable discussions with DX thought leaders, hosted and moderated by Katie Linendoll. 

The first episode, “Work Methods Changing the Workplace” kicks off with a conversation with Tim Salau, Mr. Future of Work and CEO of Guide. Tim is an author, venture investor, builder capitalist, accomplished international keynote speaker, product leader, tech leader, and the only Nigerian-African American activist and global authority leading and shaping the discussion on the Future of Work, leadership, and innovation. 

Joining Tim will be experts in SaaS, AR, supply chain resiliency and engineering including:  

• Lori Austin (Senior Customer Success Coach with Arena, a PTC Business) 
• Mike Campbell (EVP & General Manager of Augmented Reality, PTC) 
• Mike DiTullio (EVP and President of SaaS, PTC)
• Sarah Reynolds (VP of Marketing, PTC) 

In conversation, the group will share their insights on how businesses can thrive in the future of work and constant state of adaptation. Discussion points will include:  

• The key factors driving the Future of Work and a decentralized workforce 
• The essential skills needed to thrive in a dynamic future as a remote worker 
• What employees care about most in the workplace 
• How technology trends are redefining the relationship between the employee and the organization 
• How employees and organizations can remain adaptive in the future 

In a final segment, Michael Ekbundit, Director of Engineering Development, GE Appliances, a Haier Company, will share his story about creating better connections between industry, education, and community. 

To get a front-row seat to this exciting (and free!) Limited Series, register here now. Not free to join the Limited Series as it airs? The episodes will be available to stream on-demand anytime after the live airing.