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北美华人HR新年论坛 Chinese HR New Year Forum
时间：2026年1月3日（周六） 9：00-17：00 Saturday, January 3, 2026
地点： Residence Inn By Marriott Anaheim Brea (180 S State College Blvd , Brea, California, USA, 92821)
报名：https://www.nacshr.org/Survey/0A2575B1-DABC-432A-BF2F-7EF6E8898D1A
在全球人才格局加速重塑、AI技术深度渗透职场、合规与监管持续升级的背景下，出海企业亟需精准落地本地HR策略，而北美华人职场专业人士也在不断寻找走向更广阔舞台的路径。NACSHR 2026 · 洛杉矶华人HR新年论坛，正是在这样的时代需求与群体共鸣中诞生。
这不仅是一场人力资源行业的专业论坛，更是一场专属于北美华人HR与企业高管的年度盛会。我们关心的不是空洞的愿景，而是切中当下的关键议题：
如何在北美市场 招到人、留住人、管好人？
如何在 AI加速变革 的趋势中找到个人与组织的定位？
如何更好地链接 服务机构、工具平台与优秀人才，实现企业与个人的共赢？
在这里，你将收获：
高密度信息沉浸：一线实践者的经验框架与最新行业打法（AI、薪酬、合规、招聘）；
多元互动场景：岗位机会对接、午餐社交、会员交流、快速展示秀，让你不仅仅是听众；
可信赖的人脉网络：结识值得深交的同行、未来的合作伙伴，甚至下一份工作的雇主；
持续延展的社群价值：论坛只是起点，你将融入 NACSHR 的长期社群，获得持续资源共享与影响力拓展。
这是一场属于你我共同塑造的盛会。对于HR，这是认清趋势、校准方向的机会；对于服务机构，这是展示专业、赢得客户的舞台；对于出海企业，这是重建组织能力、抓住人力关键的节点。
我们用心准备的不只是内容，而是一段值得你出发的旅程。
Stay Together. Stay Powerful.
NACSHR 2026 · 洛杉矶 华人HR新年论坛
时间：2026年1月3日（周六） 9：00-17：00
地点： Residence Inn By Marriott Anaheim Brea (180 S State College Blvd , Brea, California, USA, 92821)
报名：https://www.nacshr.org/Survey/0A2575B1-DABC-432A-BF2F-7EF6E8898D1A
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你为什么不能错过NACSHR峰会：
聆听行业大咖的精心分享：演讲嘉宾包括成功的企业家、重量级的行业内大咖、优秀的人才战略专家，精通中国以及北美的人力资源市场。
学习新知识，掌握新动态：不论您是职场老将还是新兵，更新知识库是一个永恒的课题，峰会设置了多种会议形式，帮助您打开新视野。
职业发展新机遇，更广泛的选择：NACSHR设置了北美地区HR岗位需求，提供面对面沟通交流机会。
北美地区最大的华人HR行业盛会：汇聚北美职场华人力量，打造北美唯一、最大的华人HR盛会。
交流新资讯，结交新伙伴：探讨行业热点话题，激发创新思维，共同推动HR行业的发展。
启发职场新思维，实现职业新突破：探讨华人管理者如何实现职场发展目标，与嘉宾和行业专家共同探讨如何在美国职场实现自我价值。
谁应该参加 NACSHR 洛杉矶新年论坛？
无论你正处于职场探索、企业拓展，还是希望建立行业影响力的阶段——这场论坛都为你准备了专属的参与价值：
· 华人HR从业者如果你正在美国从事招聘、HRBP、薪酬福利、HRIS或劳资合规工作，这里将为你带来最前沿的工具方法、最佳实践案例、招聘与职业发展机会，以及一群志同道合、可信赖的专业伙伴。
· 出海企业的人力负责人、总经理、创始人如果你是正在北美拓展的中资企业管理者，这场论坛将帮你快速掌握本地人力合规策略、人才招聘路径、激励制度与管理模式，同时链接有执行力的HR顾问、法律与运营资源。
· 想进入HR领域的在美新移民与学生群体如果你对HR感兴趣、正在寻找转型路径，这里能让你迅速理解真实市场需求、建立人脉基础、并找到前辈指引。
· 希望触达中资企业的HR服务机构与个人顾问如果你提供薪酬、保险、移民、福利、培训、工具或法律等服务，这场论坛将让你直接接触高意向的HR决策者与出海企业客户，为品牌建设、客户合作和市场推广提供精准舞台。
HR服务机构为什么要积极参与？
在北美市场，中资企业与华人HR决策者对本地服务资源的信任与合作机制尚在建设中。作为HR服务机构，这是一次进入高质量圈层、建立品牌心智、拓展真实客户的黄金机会。
· 精准触达：来自中资企业、HR团队的决策者直接面对面接触，远高于线上广告转化效率
· 主动参与：不仅限于展示位，你还可参与5分钟展示秀、圆桌讨论、联合活动策划等环节，展现专业能力
· 品牌曝光：通过资料包、海报、主持口播、社群渠道等形式，实现论坛前中后全周期品牌露出
· 内容共创：有机会与NACSHR联合发布报告、访谈、白皮书，共建行业影响力
· 进入长期社群体系：不仅是一次参会，更是成为NACSHR生态服务网络的一员，持续获取线索与合作
这不是一次参展，而是一次可信、可持续的市场进入。
NACSHR 2026 · Los Angeles
Chinese HR New Year Forum
Date & Time | Saturday, January 3, 2026 · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMLocation | Greater Los Angeles Area (convenient access)
Registration | https://www.nacshr.org/Survey/0A2575B1-DABC-432A-BF2F-7EF6E8898D1A
As the global talent landscape rapidly reshapes, AI penetrates deeply into the workplace, and compliance and regulation continue to evolve, outbound enterprises urgently need to localize their HR strategies with precision. At the same time, Chinese professionals in North America are constantly seeking pathways to broader opportunities. The NACSHR 2026 · Los Angeles Chinese HR New Year Forum was born out of this shared demand and resonance.
This is not just a professional HR forum—it is an annual gathering dedicated to Chinese HR professionals and business executives across North America. The forum focuses on pressing, practical issues rather than abstract visions:
How to hire, retain, and manage talent in the North American market?
How to position both organizations and individuals in an era of accelerated AI transformation?
How to better connect with service providers, platforms, and outstanding professionals to achieve win-win outcomes?
What You Will Gain
High-density insights: First-hand frameworks and cutting-edge practices in AI, compensation, compliance, and recruiting.
Diverse participation formats: Job-matching, networking lunch, member exchanges, and lightning showcases—making you more than just an audience.
A trusted professional network: Build meaningful connections with peers, potential partners, and even future employers.
Sustained community value: The forum is just the beginning—you will be integrated into NACSHR’s ongoing HR community for continued collaboration and growth.
Ticket Categories & Pricing
HR PassExclusively for In-house HR professionals, internal HR functions, and students
Early Bird (before Dec 1: 150/person (Regular $300, limited availability)
Discounted (before Dec 31): $250/person (Regular $300)
General PassFor HR service providers, consultants, headhunters, and other non In-house HR professionals
Early Bird (before Dec 1): $350/person (Regular $600, limited availability)
Discounted (before Dec 31): $450/person (Regular $600)
Exhibition Pass
$2,000 limited availability)
Includes brochure distribution, 5-minute presentation slot, and 1 entry ticket
Additional Information
Group Discount: 20% off for three attendees together (not applicable to Early Bird tickets)
Lunch will not be provided due to high hotel catering costs, but coffee, tea, soft drinks, and light snacks will be available
NACSHR reserves the right to review and adjust registration categories; if a registration type is updated, the difference in ticket fees must be paid. This policy ensures fairness and an optimal experience for all attendees.
Payment Guide: https://www.nacshr.org/3016/
Why You Can’t Miss the NACSHR Forum
Hear from industry leaders: Featured speakers include successful entrepreneurs, senior industry experts, and talent strategists with deep knowledge of both the Chinese and North American HR markets.
Learn and stay updated: Whether a seasoned professional or a newcomer, continuous learning is essential. The forum offers multiple formats to broaden your HR perspective.
New career opportunities: NACSHR highlights HR job openings across North America and facilitates in-person networking.
The largest Chinese HR event in North America: Bringing together Chinese HR professionals and executives, creating the only and largest gathering of its kind.
Expand your network and insights: Explore hot topics, spark new ideas, and collaborate to advance the HR profession.
Inspire new thinking: Learn how Chinese professionals can achieve their career goals and personal growth in the U.S. workplace.
Who Should Attend the NACSHR Los Angeles Forum?
This forum is designed for you—whether you are exploring your career, expanding your business, or building professional influence:
Chinese HR professionalsIf you are working in the U.S. in recruitment, HRBP, compensation & benefits, HRIS, or labor compliance, you’ll gain access to cutting-edge tools, best practice case studies, career opportunities, and a trusted peer community.
HR leaders, GMs, and founders of outbound enterprisesIf you are managing Chinese enterprises expanding in North America, this forum will help you quickly master local compliance strategies, recruitment pathways, incentive systems, and management models, while connecting with experienced HR consultants, legal advisors, and operational resources.
New immigrants and students in North AmericaIf you are interested in HR or looking to transition into the field, this forum will help you understand real market demands, build a network, and find mentors to guide your path.
HR service providers and independent consultantsIf you provide payroll, insurance, immigration, benefits, training, tools, or legal services, this forum will connect you directly with decision-makers and outbound enterprise clients, offering a highly targeted stage for branding and client acquisition.
Why HR Service Providers Should Participate
In the North American market, trust and collaboration between Chinese enterprises and local HR service resources are still being established. For HR service providers, this forum is a golden opportunity to access a high-quality network, build brand recognition, and secure real clients.
Targeted access: Direct interaction with decision-makers from Chinese enterprises and HR teams—far more effective than online ads.
Active participation: Beyond booths, you can join the 5-minute showcase, panel discussions, and co-hosted activities to demonstrate expertise.
Brand exposure: Gain visibility before, during, and after the event through brochures, posters, host mentions, and community channels.
Content co-creation: Collaborate with NACSHR on reports, white papers, and interviews to build long-term influence.
Integration into the NACSHR ecosystem: Participation is not a one-time event but an entry into NACSHR’s service network for continuous leads and collaboration.
This is not just an exhibition—it is a credible, sustainable entry into the market.
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Stay Together. Stay Powerful.The annual flagship gathering for Chinese HR professionals in North America—see you in Los Angeles!
Josh Bersin :SuccessFactors Leapfrogs HCM Capabilities: AI, Skills, Talent Intelligence, And More本周，SuccessFactors 宣布了一系列重大更新，巩固其在人力资本管理（HCM）市场的领先地位。这些新功能包括 AI 驱动的工作推荐、文本分析、绩效评估和全球工资单升级等。SuccessFactors 还推出了开放的技能系统，并与 Lightcast、Degreed 等技能供应商合作，提供更全面的职业发展工具。此外，通过整合 WalkMe，SuccessFactors 改善了用户体验，使其在实施和使用方面更具优势。Dan Beck 的领导下，SuccessFactors 持续推动 HR 技术的创新与发展。
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This week SuccessFactors announced a vast array of new features, focused on taking the lead in the red hot HCM war against Workday, Oracle, and others. These capabilities fall into four areas, each of which bring SAP into a leading position in many areas of the global HCM market. (Product details here.)
As I learned about the release I noticed the fingerprints of Dan Beck, the company’s new president and chief product officer. Dan has been at SAP for 11 months and has accelerated the company’s technology roadmap and focus on total solutions.
Let me summarize what’s new.
1. More And More AI Capabilities Built-In
First, of course, is AI. Two years ago SAP announced its “Business AI” strategy, which describes how all SAP business applications are integrated and enhanced with AI. (Workday’s similar strategy Illuminate was launched a few months ago.) In the prior release SuccessFactors described 63 AI use-cases; this week they introduced 30 more. And all are integrated into Joule, SAP’s intelligent Agent.
Each “use-case” is essentially an AI application and many are quite complex: automatically developing job descriptions, analyzing performance reviews, setting and aligning goals, developing onboarding, creating growth plans, and evaluating pay inequities. In other words these AI “features” are really automation workflows that each eliminate hours of work for HR professionals. Since each is also integrated into Joule, you can use them through the conversational interface.
While many HR vendors are adding AI features, I find SAP’s particularly robust because they’re integrated into the entire lifecycle of an employee. SAP’s engineering focus really shows here.
Some of the new features include AI-based job recommendations to job seekers (and internal employees), text analysis and editing for performance reviews, and new mobile use-cases for Joule.
2. Upgrades to Global Payroll
The second set of announcements are a significant update to global payroll. SAP currently has the broadest global payroll solution in the market and now has a new UI, a Payroll Command Center, and a sophisticated AI offering called “Explain Pay Slip.” You will effectively be able to ask Joule “why has my pay changed from last month” and it will dig into all the details and explain the differences. This covers 70% or more of the questions employees ask HR service centers, so this feature has an enormous ROI.
Employee Central, the company’s core HR and payroll module, now has a more integrated view of all benefits and more integrations with Joule, making the 52-country payroll system the broadest in the market.
3. Open Skills System and Launch of Career and Talent Development
The third set of announcements will change the HR Tech market: SAP is formerly opening up its Talent Intelligence Hub to accommodate every skills and skillstech vendor. Providers like Lightcast, Korn Ferry, Techwolf (SAP invested in them), and Degreed can now feed the SuccessFactors skills system and SAP is going to build tools to normalize and harmonize skills.
This brings SAP to parity or beyond Workday Skills Cloud: the skills model is integrated into Opportunity Marketplace, Career and Talent Development (the new version of SuccessFactors learning), and SuccessFactors job architecture, team management, performance management, and recruiting.
The new Career and Talent Development offering also introduces AI-assisted career insights, leveraging skills and aspirations to find relevant jobs and career paths. The system lets managers create assignments, find and onboard internal candidates, and then use Work Zone (onboarding and enablement) to start their new internal position. This level of integration goes beyond tools from Gloat or Eightfold or others for internal talent marketplace.
Several years ago SuccessFactors introduced its comprehensive skills strategy and today it’s coming to fruition.
There are several major implications here. First, vendors like Eightfold, Gloat, Phenom, Beamery, and many others will have to decide how they partner or compete with SAP. Last month I met with both Delta Air Lines and Pepsi, both of which are using SuccessFactors Talent Intelligence hub as their new end-to-end platform. Each company told me that they no longer felt the need to use some of these other third party products.
Second, the SuccessFactors skills model is expansive. In addition to harmonizing and helping companies build technical and leadership models, the system itself has its “whole self” module which includes aspirations, styles, motivations, and preferences. Companies that use this can add subtle human needs to the model.
Other vendors have tried this (Cornerstone and Gloat both ask users to express career and personal work preferences) but SAP, with its enormous customer base, has the potential to leverage this across industries. Imagine an employee in IT who aspires to work in HR, for example – the system would find the HR Tech jobs within the company which leverage their architectural or technical skills.
SuccessFactors also includes a mature system for team-based work, which is missing in these other applications. This release adds AI-assisted 360 reviews, performance templates, and integration with Joule (employees and managers can share performance information through the agent.)
4. Integration of WalkMe into SuccessFactors.
The fourth major announcement is the bundling and integration of WalkMe. Given the vast and complex nature of SuccessFactors, there are many places to read documentation and learn how the system works. This forces customers to build large training programs for users. (All HCM platforms have this issue.)
WalkMe, which was acquired this year for $1.5 Billion, is the leading provider of “digital adoption platforms.” It is essentially an advanced AI system that watches a user’s interaction with a system to coach, train, and automate your work. Initially developed to help users learn how to use systems like SAP or Salesforce, WalkMe advanced into a highly intelligent real-time coach, similar to what we now expect out of an AI agent.
While I don’t know how this will be priced, this gives SuccessFactors an “ease of implementation” advantage. WalkMe is an open platform and does support many HCM applications, but now that it’s integrated and bundled into SAP customers will find SuccessFactors much easier to deploy and use.
(Just for your reference, the SuccessFactors and Workday “how to” manuals include nearly 1,000+ pages each.)
Bottom Line: SuccessFactors Leadership Emerges
SAP’s ambitious, long-term engineering approach to human capital management is clear. I’ve been watching SuccessFactors since it was a small independent company in California, now growing to a vast cloud business with 10,000+ customers and more than 150 million end users.
This release demonstrates how patience, engineering excellence, and relentless focus on customers pays off in enterprise software. Under the leadership of Dan Beck, SuccessFactors now offers industry-leading capabilities in most areas of HCM, giving customers an even deeper offering to consider as HR technology rapidly evolves.
职业发展
2024年10月28日
职业发展
Autonomous Corporate Learning Platforms: Arriving Now, Powered by AIJosh Bersin 的文章通过人工智能驱动的自主平台介绍了企业学习的变革浪潮，标志着从传统学习系统到动态、个性化学习体验的重大转变。他重点介绍了 Sana、Docebo、Uplimit 和 Arist 等供应商的出现，它们利用人工智能动态生成和个性化内容，满足了企业培训不断变化的需求。Bersin 讨论了跟上多样化学习需求所面临的挑战，以及人工智能解决方案如何提供可扩展的高效方法来管理知识和提高学习效果，并预测了人工智能将从根本上改变教学设计和内容交付的未来。推荐给大家：
Thanks to Generative AI, we’re about to see the biggest revolution in corporate learning since the invention of the internet. And this new world, which will bring together personalization, knowledge management, and a delightful user experience, is long overdue.
I’ve been working in the corporate learning market since 1998, when the term “e-learning” was invented. And every innovation since that time has been an attempt to make training easier to build, easier to consume, and more personalized. Many of the innovations were well intentioned, but often they didn’t work as planned.
First came role based learning, then competency-driven training and career-driven programs. These worked great, but they couldn’t adapt fast enough. So people resorted to short video, YouTube-style platforms, and then user-authored content. We then added mobile tools, highly collaborative systems, MOOCs, and more recently Learning Experience Platforms. Now everyone is focused on skills-based training, and we’re trying to take all our content and organize it around a skills taxonomy.
Well I’m here to tell you all this is about to change. While none of these important innovations will go away, a new breed of AI-powered dynamic content systems is going to change everything. And as a long student of this space, I’d like to explain why. And in this conversation I will discuss four new vendors, each of which prove my point (Sana, Docebo, Uplimit, and Arist).
The Dynamic Content Problem: Instructional Design By Machine
Let’s start with the problem. Companies have thousands of topics, professional skills, technical skills, and business strategies to teach. Employees need to learn about tools, business strategies, how to do their job, and how to manage others. And every company’s corpus of knowledge is different.
Rolls Royce, a company now starting to use Galileo, has 120 years of engineering, technology, and manufacturing expertise embedded in its products, documentation, support systems, and people. How can the company possibly impart this expertise into new engineers? It’s a daunting problem.
Every company has this issue. When I worked at Exxon we had hundreds of manuals explaining how to design pumps, pressure vessels, and various refinery systems. Shell built a massive simulation to teach production engineers how to understand geology and drilling. Starbucks has to teach each barista how to make thousands of drinks. And even Uber drivers have to learn how to use their app, take care of customers, and stay safe. (They use Arist for this.)
All these challenges are fun to think about. Instructional designers and training managers create fascinating training programs that range from in-class sessions to long courses, simulations, job aids, and podcasts. But as hard as they try and as creative as they are, the “content problem” keeps growing.
Right now, for example, everyone is freaked out about AI skills, human-centered leadership, sustainability strategies, and cloud-based offerings. I’ve never seen a sales organization that does quite enough training, and you can multiply that by 100 when you think about customer service, repair operations, manufacturing, and internal operations.
While I always loved working with instructional designers earlier in my career, their work takes time and effort. Every special course, video, assessment, and learning path takes time and money to build. And once it’s built we want it to be “adaptive” to the learner. Many tools have tried to build adaptive learning (from Axonify to Cisco’s “reusable learning objects“) but the scale and utility of these innovations is limited.
What if we use AI and machine learning to simply build content on the fly? And let employees simply ask questions to find and create the learning experience they want? Well thanks to innovations from the vendors I mentioned above, this kind of personalized experience is available today. (Listen to my conversation with Joel Hellermark from Sana to hear more.)
What Is An Autonomous Learning Platform?
The best analogy I’ve come up with is the “five levels of autonomous driving.” We’re going from “no automation” to “driver assist” to “conditional automation” to “fully automated.” Let me suggest this is precisely what’s happening in corporate training.
If you look at the pace of AI announcements coming (custom GPTs, image and video generation, integrated search), you can see that this reality has now arrived.
How Does This Really Work
Now that I’ve had more than a year to tinker with AI and talk with dozens of vendors, the path is becoming clear. The new generation of learning platforms (and yes, this will eventually replace your LMS), can do many things we need:
First, they can dynamically index and injest content into an LLM, creating an “expert” or “tutor” to answer questions. Galileo, for example, now speaks in my own personal voice and can answer almost any question in HR I typically get in person. And it gives references, examples, and suggests follow-up questions. Companies can take courses, documents, and work rules and simply add them to the corpus.
Second, these systems can dynamically create courses, videos, quizzes, and simulations. Arist’s tool builds world-class instructional pathways from documents (try our free online course on Predictions 2024 for example) and probably eliminates 80% of the design time. Docebo Shape can take sales presentations and build an instructional simulation automatically, enabling sales people to practice and rehearse.
Third, they can give employees interactive tutors and coaches to learn. Uplimit’s new system, which is designed for technical training, automatically gives you an LLM-powered coach to step you through exercises, and it learns who you are and what kind of questions you need help with. No need to “find the instructor” when you get stuck.
Fourth, they can personalize content precisely for you. Sana’s platform, which Joel describes here, can not only dynamically generate content but by understanding your behavior, can actually give you a personalized version of any course you choose to take.
These systems are truly spectacular. The first time you see one it’s kind of shocking, but once you understand how they work you see a whole new world ahead.
Where Is This Going
While the market is young, I see four huge opportunities ahead.
First, companies can now take millions of hours of legacy content and “republish it” in a better form. All those old SCORM or video-based courses, exercises, and simulations can turn into intelligent tutors and knowledge management systems for employees. This won’t be a simple task but I guarantee it’s going to happen. Why would I want to ramble around in the LMS (or even LinkedIn Learning) to find the video, or information I need? I”d just like to ask a system like Galileo to answer a question, and let the platform answer the question and take me to the page or word in the video to watch.
Second, we can liberate instructional design. While there will always be a need for great designers, we can now democratize this process, enabling sales operations people, and other “non-designers” to build content and courses faster. Projects like video authoring and video journalism (which we do a lot in our academy) can be greatly accelerated. And soon we’ll have “generated VR” as well.
Third, we can finally integrate live learning with self-directed study. Every live event can be recorded and indexed in the LLM. A two hour webinar now becomes a discoverable learning object, and every minute of explanation can be found and used for learning. Our corpus, for example, includes hundreds of hours of in-depth interviews and case studies with HR leaders. All this information can be brought to life with a simple question.
Fourth, we can really simplify compliance training, operations training, product usage, and customer support. How many training programs are designed to teach someone “what not to do” or “how to avoid breaking something” or “how to assemble or operate” some machine? I’d suggest its millions of hours – and all this can now be embedded in AI, offered via chat (or voice), and turned loose on employees to help them quickly learn how to do their jobs.
Vendors Watch Out
This shift is about as disruptive as Tesla has been to the big three automakers. Old LMS and LXP systems are going to look clunkier than ever. Mobile learning won’t be a specialized space like it has been. And most of the ERP-delivered training systems are going to have to change.
Sana and Uplimit, for example, are both AI-architected systems. These platforms are not “LMSs with Gen AI added,” they are AI at the core. They’re likely to disrupt many traditional systems including Workday Learning, SuccessFactors, Cornerstone, and others.
Consider the content providers. Large players like LinkedIn Learning, Skillsoft, Coursera, and Udemy have the opportunity to rethink their entire strategy, and either put Gen AI on top of their solution or possibly start with a fresh approach. Smaller providers like us (and thousands of others) can take their corpus of knowledge and quickly make it come to life. (There will be a massive market of AI tools to help with this.)
I’m not saying this is easy. If you talk with vendors like Sana, Docebo, Arist, and Uplimit, you see that their AI platforms have to be highly tuned and optimized for the right user experience. This is not as simple as “dumping content into ChatGPT,” believe me.
But the writing is on the wall, Autonomous Learning is coming fast.
As someone who has lived in the L&D market for 25 years, I see this era as the most exciting, high-value time in two decades. I suggest you jump in and learn, we’ll be here to help you along the way.
About These Vendors
Sana (Sana Labs) is a Sweden-based AI company that focuses on transforming how organizations learn and access knowledge. The company provides an AI-based platform to help people manage information at work and use that data as a resource for e-learning within the organization. Sana Labs’ platform combines knowledge management, enterprise search, and e-learning to work together, allowing for the automatic organization of data across different apps used within an organization.
Docebo is a software as a service company that specializes in learning management systems (LMS). It was founded in 2005 and is known for its Docebo Learn LMS and other tools, including Docebo Shape, its AI development system. The company has integrated learning-specific artificial intelligence algorithms into its platform, powered by a combination of machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing. The company went public in 2019 and is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Global Select Market.
Uplimit is an online learning platform that offers live group courses taught by top experts in the fields of AI, data, engineering, product, and business. The platform is known for its AI-powered teaching assistant and personalized learning approach, which includes real-time feedback, tailored learning plans, and support for learners. Uplimit’s courses cover technical and leadership topics and are designed to help individuals and organizations acquire the skills needed for the future.
Arist is a company that provides a text message learning platform, allowing Fortune 500 companies, governments, and nonprofits to rapidly teach and train employees entirely via text message. The platform is designed to deliver research-backed learning and nudges directly in messaging tools, making learning accessible and effective. Arist’s approach is inspired by Stanford research and aims to create hyper-engaging courses in minutes and enroll learners in seconds via SMS and WhatsApp, without the need for a laptop, LMS, or internet. The company has been recognized for its innovative and science-backed approach to microlearning and training delivery.
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