Zugata, the performance management software company that helps organizations build high-performance cultures, today announced a set of key capabilities.
Across the business landscape, companies are gearing up for the artificial intelligence (AI) transformation of how work is done and by whom – or, increasingly, by what.
As companies invest more heavily in AI, they will need to invest also in leaders who understand it.
Today, we are seeing artificial intelligence seep into the workplace and our daily lives as tools that augment tasks and streamline monotonous labor.
Technology is essential to the day-to-day operation of business, and as learning and development professionals, the influence of technology is creeping into how we create, implement and support education in the corporate sector.
JPMorgan Chase & Co has made a strategic investment in Volley, an artificial intelligence company that has developed a knowledge engine to generate, synthesize, and recommend personalized content for learning and knowledge management applications.
Guru, the AI-powered Revenue Empowerment Network, today announced its latest set of features designed to empower revenue teams by serving them the knowledge they need to do their jobs well.
If you shop online and have ever had a question about or a problem with an order, you may have interacted with a customer service chatbot. Some organizations are also now using chatbots in their employee training programs.
Pearson, the digital education company, today announced the appointment of Milena Marinova to lead artificial intelligence (AI) and personalized learning for the company.
Tact.ai, a conversational AI sales platform, today announced the completion of its $27M Series C fundraise, bringing the company’s total funding to more than $57M.
