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Building strong skills pipelines
Saturday Star
|October 11, 2025
Ongoing workplace learning has become critical.
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RAPID technological advancements, the surge in data and an increasing demand for specialised expertise has resulted in business environments needing to adapt constantly. Staying ahead of these changes is not merely about remaining competitive - it's about building resilience and ensuring long-term success in a marketplace that is continually changing.
Delivering the necessary skills to thrive in this environment demands a proactive approach to training and skills development. Companies must not only equip their workforce with current competencies, they must also anticipate future demands to ensure that their talent pipeline is aligned with the evolving needs of the business.
Dealing with disruption
Change is inevitable - and being able to deal effectively with disruption is a modern-day business imperative.
Today's businesses operate in vastly different ways and in much more volatile environments compared to two decades ago. They must be more innovative, agile, inclusive and customer-focused.
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