The rapid adoption of AI is creating a significant skills gap, with 69% of business leaders acknowledging its impact, yet only 34% actively addressing it — a clear say-do gap, according to research from DeVry University. This disconnect leaves organizations vulnerable to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. Dave Barnett, chief administrative officer at DeVry University, emphasizes the importance of aligning leadership priorities with workforce development strategies. By overcoming barriers to upskilling, integrating training into workflows, and fostering a culture of adaptability, organizations can empower employees to thrive in an AI-driven future.
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