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Absorb Software, a global learning technology company, has launched Absorb Aura, a coordinated system of specialized AI agents designed to drive enterprise growth through employee upskilling, departmental training for sales, engineering, and customer-facing teams, and education for customers, partners and vendors.
As the company’s agentic intelligence layer, Aura deliv...
TalentNeuron has appointed David Wilkins as chief executive officer. Wilkins transitions from the role of chief product and strategy officer, where he led the overall transformation of TalentNeuron’s strategic direction, product vision, and technology and data capabilities.
Wilkins brings 30 years of experience in human capital management to the role, both as a product...
When you’re hiring, it’s easy to get pulled in two directions: fill the urgent gaps you have today, and also build a workforce that can flex as the business changes. Most hiring processes naturally lean toward the short term, matching people to today’s job description, without spending much time on how roles (and required skills) will shift over the next year or two. Leaders ...
The B.C. Court of Appeal says the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal was reasonable when it found the City of Nanaimo fired a Black employee and discriminated against him on the basis of race.
The city had unsuccessfully sought a judicial review in B.C. Supreme Court of the tribunal’s decision that awarded Nanaimo’s former chief financial officer, Victor ...
His head, chest and hands strapped with body cameras, David Park deftly folded a banquet napkin the way he has thousands of times during his nine years at the five-star Lotte Hotel Seoul. Each of his motions is fed into a database that will one day teach a robot to do the same.
The hotel chain is one of many companies South Korean artifici...