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How Chief Learning Officers Can Accelerate IT Team Upskilling with AI-Powered eLearning Services?

Hurix Digital

Chief Learning Officers (CLOs) are responsible for driving performance and achieving business objectives. They also have the crucial responsibility of promoting a learning culture, ensuring compliance, and enhancing the skills of IT teams. CLOs can deploy AI chatbots and use virtual mentors to upskill IT teams.

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Who’s mentoring ?the future?

CLO Magazine

Mentoring and coaching are long-valued methods of leadership, career and personal development. Oprah Winfrey summed up the importance of mentoring during a 2002 interview: “A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself. Elizabeth Loutfi’s article, “What does the future hold for AI-enabled coaching?”

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Learning Insights: Iain Boomer champions a powerful learning strategy

CLO Magazine

CLO: What initially drew you to a career in learning and development, and how have your experiences evolved over the years? A great mentor recognized my potential to lead and drive learning. CLO: What key initiatives have you implemented as a learning leader to drive employee development and foster a learning culture?

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Creating a continuous learning environment at Aspen Dental

CLO Magazine

To ensure they have the business skills to run their offices, the L&D team offers a series of courses on people management, recruiting, customer service and the basics of running a business, including how to manage insurance billing and prove compliance with HIPPA and OSHA requirements. Mentoring via virtual reality.

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The future of learning is humanity, with a side of technology

CLO Magazine

It’s not surprising, then, that almost every CLO in 2021 is listing the growing skills gap and new talent upskilling as a top priority. Almost certainly, you were guided by a real-life conversation, whether it was with a manager, a mentor or even a stranger. Last week I had a call with a CLO for a large health care provider.

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A Look at Learning’s Future

CLO Magazine

Things Are Looking Up After last year’s downturn in optimism, this year more than 50 percent of CLOs are again optimistic about learning and development; they believe they have passed through the difficult economic period (Figure 1). “We are using [competencies] not only for learning, but also for hiring,” said another CLO.

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Delivery Dilemmas

CLO Magazine

Among the nuggets of accepted wisdom about corporate learning, these three are near the top: Compliance training is a low value but necessary task. Not even CLOs hold the keys (Figure 1). Just 4 in 10 Business Intelligence Board members report that CLOs are involved. Given the nature of CLO jobs, that finding is not surprising.