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At a recent conference presentation, the speaker argued that AI is calling into question the very purpose of L&D departments. Instead of simply delivering training solutions, L&D could be transformed into an overall solution provider for companies. This raises profound questions about the future of L&D and the way in which training is created and deployed. Will learning become more contextualized and embedded in the "flow of work"? Perhaps content will be delivered in bite-sized chunks as microlearning?

In addition to offering best practices and insights to help you tackle common challenges, this eBook also features examples of how organizations used the right solution to achieve their outcomes. You'll find out how a global food and beverage company boosted compliance and delivered content in multiple languages by replacing their face-to-face training programs, and how a digital consultancy firm leveraged AI features to provide more personalized experiences for their team.

In today's dynamic work environment, personalized learning isn't a luxury-it's an expectation. Learners across regions, roles, and functions crave content that feels relevant, specific, and immediately applicable to their day-to-day reality. But traditional personalization strategies-building five versions of every course, rewording every scenario, translating every line-are time-consuming and costly. This is where prompt-powered personalization comes in. By leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs), Learning and Development (L&D) teams can now instantly adapt content for different learner personas using smart prompt templates

For L&D leaders, the question is not whether employees need to keep learning but how to create an environment where learning never stops. Lifelong learning in the workplace has shifted from a nice-to-have initiative to a competitive advantage that determines the survival and growth of a business. Modern learning tools, such as AI-powered LMSs, are making this easier, enabling employees to learn at their own pace and stay updated.

Many L&D teams still report data that tells how much was delivered rather than what changed. Metrics like completions and learner satisfaction rarely correlate with performance.

AI-powered platforms analyze user behavior, role requirements, and performance data to deliver highly personalized learning journeys.