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Practical writing on custom training, AI implementation, and what's actually working for enterprise teams.
Measuring ROI on enterprise AI training: the metrics that matter and the ones that don't
A 95% completion rate on a self-paced AI module tells you people clicked through the slides
Ijan Kruizinga
Why most enterprise AI training fails (and the four design choices that fix it)
Walk into any enterprise L&D function this year and you'll find AI training somewhere on the roadmap.
Better People
The L&D leader's playbook for rolling out AI training to a global workforce
The head of L&D was given twelve months to get 2,000 people "AI-ready." She had a budget, an executive sponsor…
Ijan Kruizinga
Building an AI literacy baseline across your organisation: what to assess and how
Without an AI literacy assessment, you end up making three expensive mistakes
Better People
What we learned designing custom AI engineering courses for Databricks customers
Databricks Academy is excellent at what it's designed for: producing engineers who understand the platform's primitives.
Ijan Kruizinga
The case for in-person AI training in a remote-first world
The default for corporate L&D in Australia is now remote or hybrid, and rightly so for a lot of content
Ijan Kruizinga
Designing AI training for non-technical teams (without dumbing it down)
Somewhere along the way, "non-technical" got conflated with "can't handle complexity.
Ijan Kruizinga
Train-the-trainer vs. external delivery: how to scale AI fluency without losing quality
Train-the-trainer makes sense in plenty of domains. Compliance refreshers. Product knowledge. Process changes.
Ijan Kruizinga
Pricing AI training: what an enterprise program should actually cost
Last quarter we were shortlisted against a vendor quoting $4,000 for a "full enterprise AI training program." A few weeks later, a different prospect showed us a proposal from a tier-one consultancy…
Ijan Kruizinga