2024 Global learning & skills trends report
Top trends for the future of work
In a fast-paced world, the right skills are vital for success. Stay ahead with Udemy's 2024 Global Learning & Skills Trends Report.
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"We want AI to work for Britain": The UK government wants to upskill 10 million Brits in AI by 2030 – and the courses are free to accessNews The nationwide upskilling push aims to help UK workers capitalize on the generative AI boom
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Lloyds Banking Group wants to train every employee in AI by the end of this year – here's how it plans to do itNews The new AI Academy from Lloyds Banking Group looks to upskill staff, drive AI use, and improve customer service
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HackerOne eyes enterprise growth with double C-suite appointmentNews Seasoned industry executives Stephanie Furfaro and Stacy Leidwinger have joined the cyber security vendor’s executive team
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Gender diversity improvements could be the key to tackling the UK's AI skills shortageNews Encouraging more women to pursue tech careers could plug huge gaps in the AI workforce
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Global IT spending set to hit a 30-year high by end of 2025News Spending on hardware, software and IT services is growing faster than it has since 1996
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Alteryx names former Salesforce, Oracle strategist as new global technology alliances leadNews The former Salesforce and Oracle leader will spearhead Alteryx’s partner strategy as the vendor targets deeper ecosystem collaboration
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Tech consulting market tipped to surpass $400bn in global revenue in 2026News A new report from Source Global Research reveals an increased appetite for tech consulting services as businesses look to upgrade hardware and tools
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Chief data officers believe they'll be a 'pivotal' force in in the C-suite within five yearsNews Chief data officers might not be the most important execs in the C-suite right now, but they’ll soon rank among the most influential figures, according to research from Deloitte.
