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Narrowing the technology skills gap in 2024 by unleashing Gen Z

Amanda Chinnery

Fujitsu’s Amanda Chinnery shares her thoughts and ideas about helping solve the digital skills shortage During a period of economic instability in the UK, the HR and talent industry has and is facing persistent challenges in the digital skills arena – falling between recruitment and upskilling. According to a new index published by Lloyds Bank, nearly 7.5 million people do not have the required digital skills for the workplace, with a further 24 million stating they are not at all…

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Making enterprise learning your New Year’s Resolution: a strategic investment in 2024

Matteo Penzo

Amid the promise of a new year, seize the opportunity to make enterprise learning a cornerstone of your success. Matteo Penzo looks at navigating challenges, saving costs and embracing diversity As we step into the dawn of a new year, companies are presented with the perfect moment to reflect, realign, and set ambitious resolutions for the year ahead, and indeed for the future. Among the multiplicity of considerations, one aspect that should not be overlooked is enterprise learning – a…

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Adapting to change: making learning work in hybrid settings

Ravinder Tulsiani

Having an overview of different hybrid learning approaches is essential, and Ravinder Tulsiani helps us out In today’s corporate landscape the emergence of hybrid workforces has revolutionized how organisations operate. For Learning and Development (L&D) teams this shift brings unique challenges and opportunities. This article looks at the dynamics of hybrid workforces and shares ideas to elevate corporate learning in this new era. Going digital: the heart of hybrid learning In adapting L&D for hybrid work, embracing digital learning platforms…

From the archive: Spotlight on critical reflection

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Thinking critically about the past, present and future can be a “catalyst for learning”, says Mary Holmes. Here we unlock a classic piece about reflection from back in July 2012.  Life is tough; old solutions based on repeating existing patterns of behaviour and traditional thinking will not sustain businesses. Being successful today demands resilience and the ability to handle conflicting demands, while generating creative approaches to delivering services in resource-constrained situations. As coaches, we can foster resilience and creativity in…

#TJtalks: Trish Uhl on AI, blockchain and convergence of technologies

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Tech maven Trish Uhl about how several modern buzzword-heavy technologies can be combined and applied in business. The AI landscape has changed significantly since this interview was conducted in 2019, but it’s worth a watch just for how different things are in just a matter of months. Trish Uhl is a speaker, facilitator, coach and advisory in AI, exponential tech and analytics in learning and talent development at her company Owl’s Ledge