The Missing Link in Skills-Based Workforce Planning
As the skills-based organization gains traction, many companies face a critical challenge: the absence of a system to accurately identify and validate employee skills. What is the missing link that allows learning leaders to effectively measure skill levels?
Skills-based workforce planning is rapidly gaining traction as a necessity for organizations striving to stay competitive and future-proof their talent strategies. A skills-based organization allows businesses to adapt quickly, optimize talent, and empower employees by aligning skills with business goals. However, many companies face a critical challenge: the absence of a system to accurately identify and validate employee skills. What is the missing link that allows learning leaders to effectively measure skill levels? Attend this webinar to find out. You’ll also learn about:
- How skills-based workforce planning is revolutionizing the modern workplace
- Efficiently and accurately measuring skills to determine the best projects and roles for each employee within the organization
- Success stories and best practices for organizations seeking to boost agility and drive growth through skills-based transformation
Speakers
Brandy Ford
AVP, Manager of Strategic Learning Projects & Analytics
FM Global
Ryan Lufkin
VP of Global Academic Strategy
Instructure
Ryan Lufkin is the Vice President of Global Academic Strategy at Instructure, where he works to enhance the academic experience for educators and learners, worldwide. With over two decades in the edtech world, Ryan has experience with every major technology platform that institutions use to deliver education, from the LMS to the SIS, and all the systems in between. A well-known thought leader in the edtech industry, Ryan is a podcast co-host, frequent media spokesperson, and speaker at industry conferences and webinars. Ryan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations/Communications from the University of Utah and certificates in Data-Driven Marketing and Brand Management from eCornell.
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