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Time to make wise choices on technology
There is a lot of new and fascinating technology coming out on the market. For many organisations in manufacturing, health sciences and retail, it’s time to make some wise and interesting choices. When it comes to talent, learning and HR, you need to consider if these latest and greatest technologies will enable you to:
- Increase productivity
- Provide the right type of learning at the right time for the needs of each individual
- Get the most out of the data. Many companies already have technology in-house that tracks efficiency, and you want people tech to be interoperable so you can glue all that data together.
Watch Marc Ramos, Chief Learning Officer at Cornerstone, talk about interoperability and explain the role of AI in this landscape.
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