Artificial intelligence (AI) investments will fall short of their potential unless employees have the capabilities to apply the technology effectively. Organizations that integrate new technology quickly can realize 85% to 110% of the projected business case value compared with 30% among slower-moving organizations.
What HR leaders need to know:
Why deploying AI tools without building workforce capability can limit returns on AI investments
How functional expertise and AI skills combine to improve productivity and business performance
Which workforce capabilities are needed to use AI effectively and responsibly
How assessments and performance metrics can demonstrate the business value of workforce investments
The race to build workforce capability is on. HR leaders must act now to assess readiness, strengthen critical skills and translate AI investment into bottom-line impact.
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Featured speakers:
Harry Osle, Chief Human Resources Officer, The Hackett Group®
Nolan Hout, Senior Vice President of Growth, Infopro Learning
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