The future of HR and talent in the age of generative AI
Transform your people management, support your workforce, and optimize your HR strategy
The way we perceive and perform work has fundamentally changed. The emergence of generative AI has left an irrevocable impact on workforce trends and continues to change dynamics across the talent landscape.
This on-demand webinar from IBM will show you how adopting generative AI into talent management can help you close the skills gap, create world-class employee experiences, and maximize benefits.
Watch now to:
- Understand how the advent of generative AI creates new opportunities for you to optimize your HR function to support an evolving workforce and ambitious business strategy
- Learn key considerations for adopting and scaling AI solutions responsibly while earning users' trust
- Explore how you can empower HR resources to focus on strategic value and enable guided AI to undertake HR admin tasks.
- Understand why you need to consider operating model, strategy, and workforce implications to get the full value of generative AI solutions.
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