HR Realities Research
Fosway Insights: Most AI features are just vendor promises
Buyers must prioritise visibility and evidence: Ask for demos, reference clients, and rollout timelines - not vague intent.
Buyers must prioritise visibility and evidence: Ask for demos, reference clients, and rollout timelines - not vague intent.
AI is increasingly driving content creation, localisation, and personalisation.
With budgets under pressure, revisiting these approaches isn’t just efficient, it’s strategic.
Simulations are also useful for transformation initiatives where behaviour change is a significant goal.
For organisations sitting still on the sidelines, the cost of inaction is rising fast.
Improvements in synthetic voice technologies and reduced latency for spoken interactions are improving these tools rapidly.
Are TA platforms doing enough to keep pace in a market with rapidly changing standards?
Access to exclusive, high-quality expertise is a highly valuable ingredient in differentiating solutions.
AI is coming to HR and with a host of knock-on effects across the employee experience and HR operations.
The use of personalised recommendations, often aligned to the choices of other learners in similar roles, became the metaphor du jour.