Artificial Intelligence is set to have a major impact on business in 2024. Most L&D teams, however, are still in early experimentation mode with AI, putting them at risk of falling out of sync with the rest of the organisation. This webinar will show you multiple ways you can bring AI into your learning approach and deliver business value.
AI-powered adaptive learning delivers on the top challenges that L&D teams everywhere are trying to solve for in 2024. From providing personalised learning that is more efficient and engaging to helping L&D be more agile and efficient in managing learning, see how adaptive learning is uniquely situated to deliver the real business value of AI to all learning stakeholders. Whether you need to improve compliance, or you want to assure critical job skills are properly learned, or you want to keep learners engaged on a multi-course upskilling pathway, this webinar will show you how L&D teams at top companies are using AI-powered adaptive learning to make a big difference in their organisations.
Join this webinar to hear examples of how companies are using AI and adaptive learning to deliver on top training and learning needs!
T.J. Kuhny (t.j.kuhny@realizeitlearning.com) is the Vice President of Product Marketing for Realizeit where he is responsible for all aspects of product marketing.
T.J. has delivered numerous webinars and live sessions on the benefits of AI-powered adaptive learning, including presenting at Devlearn and ATD conferences. His eBooks on adaptive onboarding, adaptive learning in the modern business environment, and eleven ways adaptive learning makes an impact are popular downloads for those seeking to learn how to make personalised adaptive learning a reality for their organisations.
T.J. is a seasoned product leader in B2B SaaS organisations. He has held leadership roles in successful startups resulting in IPO and acquisition, and in large companies including Accenture and Avaya. T.J. earned an MS in E-Commerce Technology from DePaul University and a BS in Business Administration from University of Illinois.
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