Newsweek.MSNBC.com: Next Frontiers: Companies of the Future


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		Newsweek's panel of business visionaries answered your questions about the workplace and how your job will change. Track One: How Work Will Change Track Two: The Management Challenge Track Three: How Companies Will Change

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For our Online Forum: Companies of the Future, Newsweek brought a panel of experts together with our readers for four days of surveys, questions, answers and comments on three tracks: How Work Will Change, The Management Challenge, and How Companies Will Change. Highlights of the Forum appear in this week's print issue of Newsweek; you can read the full transcript here and continue to vote on the issues.

Companies large and small are rethinking how they--and we--will work as business uses technology to get ahead. In a special Next Frontiers, NEWSWEEK gives you a peek at the future.

Technology and the future of work: What will be available to make your job--and, perhaps, your life-- easier? Senior editor Steven Levy joined us for a Live Talk on the topic; read the transcript here.

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