'Cultural revolution' under way in the world of work, says Intel's Jim Henrys

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BYOD, social networking and new technology driving revolution in the world of work

The working world is undergoing "disaggregation" from physical location, time and information availability constraints, says Jim Henrys, an enterprise strategist at semiconductor giant Intel, in a ...

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