Innovative online programs designed to support the ethical use of AI and data-driven decision making
University of Phoenix is pleased to announce the three new skill development pathways available through its Professional Development Skills Center. The pathways, “Big Data Strategies for Business," "Business Insights through Data Analytics," and “Data Policies and Practices for Business” are designed to support businesses and employees in the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) and data-driven decision-making.According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2023, which surveyed 803 companies collectively employing 11.3 million workers, AI and Big Data are reported as the 15th most in-demand skills today, with nearly 30 percent of organizations considering them core skills. The report indicates that AI and Big Data are priorities for reskilling and upskilling in 59 percent of organizations from 2023 to 2027. HR Tech Insights: University of Phoenix Introduces New Skills Pathways for Talent Management and Workplace Wellness “Our new pathways are designed to support working adults looking to gain skills in AI and Big Data by providing practical and flexible training solutions,” stated Vice President and General Manager of Professional Development at the University of Phoenix Mukund Sudarsan. “We know that AI and Big Data are top priorities in company training strategies, and we are focused on helping organizations build the skills they need.” Focus areas of the new pathways include:“Our new pathways are designed to support working adults looking to gain skills in AI and Big Data by providing practical and flexible training solutions”
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