enterprise training

Sandvik’s December Promptathon proved that the future of frontline productivity won’t be written in code alone, but in the questions people ask their AI tools—and the company just ran a live experiment to teach its workforce how to ask better ones. Background Sandvik staged its inaugural global...

Boeing has quietly moved a mainstream consumer technology into the professional training pipeline: the company announced the Virtual Airplane Procedures Trainer (VAPT), a cloud-first platform powered by Microsoft Flight Simulator and Microsoft Azure that promises to put high-fidelity, 3D cockpit...

Microsoft’s Copilot is no longer an experiment tucked behind a corporate curtain — it has arrived in the mainstream of productivity software, and a wave of vendor-led training is racing to teach organizations how to use it safely and effectively. ONLC Training’s free 90‑minute session...

Degreed’s Vision 2025 set a clear marker for where enterprise learning is headed: personalized, adaptive, and tightly coupled to skills, roles, and business outcomes rather than content for its own sake. The Salt Lake City announcements centered on a purpose-built learning AI called Degreed...

Udemy’s latest corporate learning data make one thing unmistakable: enterprises are no longer dabbling in AI — they’re building fluency programs, wiring AI into daily work, and pairing technical depth with human skills to manage risk, quality, and change. The company’s 2026 Global Learning &...

The workplace is being rewritten around a new vocabulary: AI fluency — the practical ability to think with, prompt, and supervise artificial intelligence — and a major new industry report shows that organizations which treat learning as continuous, work‑integrated practice are the ones gaining...

AI upskilling has moved from an HR talking point to a workplace imperative as employees across industries race to learn generative AI tools, enterprise copilots, and the human skills needed to use them responsibly. Background The latest industry data shows a striking surge in demand for...

Microsoft’s $4 billion education bet is not charity dressed up as marketing — it’s an explicit, measurable strategy to shape the next generation of AI users, buyers, and decision-makers so that Microsoft’s cloud and Copilot-led ecosystem become the default environment for businesses and...