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Building the AI-ready workforce: A collaborative effort between government, tech companies and education providers
/in Knowledge Base, News /by JANZZ.technologyTo follow the trend of future work, upskilling and reskilling, and digital transformation, we are posting a series of articles to analyze government policies and practices to learn how countries are taking strategies to build their workforce for these challenges. In the previous article, we examined how Singapore is helping mid-career PMETs to switch to the tech sector. Our second stop is Saudi Arabia.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has shown strong commitment to the implementation and development of AI as it seeks to diversify the economy, » Read more about: Building the AI-ready workforce: A collaborative effort between government, tech companies and education providers »
The importance of localizing ontologies, illustrated on the education systems in Peru and Colombia
/in Knowledge Base, News /by JANZZ.technologyIn one of our recent posts, we explained the difference between an ontology and a taxonomy. Although choosing an ontology over taxonomies is an important step towards smart and accurate matching, it is not the only aspect to consider. Even if you are only interested in a monolingual ontology, but even more so with multilingual ones, localization is another key feature. For high performance and satisfactory matching results, it is simply not enough for the ontology to cover your language of choice, » Read more about: The importance of localizing ontologies, illustrated on the education systems in Peru and Colombia »
A resume of CV parsing. Great candidate experience vs. ATS optimization – is a trade-off truly inevitable?
/in Knowledge Base, News /by JANZZ.technologyIn recent years, online job and candidate searches have become increasingly important and a growing number of CVs and resumes is now available in digital form. Despite recurring announcements of their demise, and even if the delivery format and selection of information has changed, the need for details on a candidate’s professional background persists. Thus, more and more businesses are turning to automation tools to handle the increasing volume of CVs and resumes. However, because these documents are not standardized, » Read more about: A resume of CV parsing. Great candidate experience vs. ATS optimization – is a trade-off truly inevitable? »
Building the AI-ready workforce: A switch for mid-career PMETs to the tech sector
/in Knowledge Base, News /by JANZZ.technologyAccording to the Future of Jobs Report 2020, the World Economic Forum estimates that 85 million jobs will be displaced while 97 million new jobs will be created across 26 countries by 2025 through an AI-driven shift in the division of labor driven. AI technology will have a profound effect on the nature of work for many jobs and our workers will require reskilling or constant upskilling to prepare for changing and new jobs. » Read more about: Building the AI-ready workforce: A switch for mid-career PMETs to the tech sector »
If not now, then when? Digitalizing PES in times of COVID – and what it costs.
/in Knowledge Base, News /by JANZZ.technologyThe current worldwide pandemic has catapulted the labor market into a state of unprecedented turbulence. According to the OECD, the impact on jobs just within the first three months has been 10 times that of the 2008 financial crisis. Entire sectors such as hospitality, civil aviation and cultural sectors have been hit hard, resulting in mass job losses and collapsing self-employed incomes. On the other hand, e-commerce and supermarkets, courier and logistics services, » Read more about: If not now, then when? Digitalizing PES in times of COVID – and what it costs. »