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    Home»Global HR News»Ikea to train 3,000 in AI
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    Ikea to train 3,000 in AI

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauApril 16, 20242 Mins Read9111 Views
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    Ikea has committed to an ambitious initiative: equipping approximately 3,000 co-workers and 500 leaders with the essential skills in artificial intelligence (AI).

    These training programmes are about readiness and empowerment, ensuring that Ikea’s workforce is primed to lead confidently in the AI era. The curriculum is diverse, catering to employees at every level. From foundational courses such as AI Fundamentals, open to all, to specialised tracks such as Responsible AI and Mastering Gen AI, and specialised training in Algorithmic Ethics.

    For leaders, bespoke programmes such as AI Exploration Days have been crafted to align AI strategies with Ikea’s business imperatives.

    In addition to these efforts, Ikea is investing in programmes such as the Accelerator Programme, targeting tech enthusiasts with advanced degrees in fields such as Data Science, Machine Learning, or Large Language Models. The aim is to cultivate and attract the talent needed to drive critical roles within the organisation.

    Parag Parekh, Ikea Retail’s chief digital officer (Ingka Group), emphasised the significance of this initiative, highlighting Ikea’s faith in its people to leverage technology for heightened creativity, efficiency, and results. He underscored Ikea’s vision of enhancing employee capabilities through technology, ensuring that the company remains a beacon of innovation and compassion.

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