During a career spanning 50 years, I have never seen greater uncertainty than we are seeing right now. We\u2019re experiencing a health crisis, an economic crisis, a social and even a political crisis, all in parallel. It may be true that the short-term uncertainty is even greater than the long-term. What is clear is that the solutions we develop for our customers and stakeholders today must outlive the challenges we will face over the next six to nine months.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Martin Wolf, Economics Editor of the Financial Times<\/em> said, \u201cIn war, governments spend freely.\u201d Amidst the worst global recession we have ever experienced, the scale of its impact certainly gives this situation a war-time feeling. According to Salesforce\u2019s Global Stakeholder Series: Future of Work, Now<\/strong><\/a> research from 20,000 people across ten<\/em> countries, the sense of urgency to build more resilient businesses, to re-skill communities for the digital jobs of the future, and to tackle inequalities is clear.<\/p>\n\n\n\n