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AI, Reskilling, and the Future of Human Capital Development in Malaysia

Soffian Amin, Chief Programmes Officer, HRD Corp

27-Sep-24 12:00

AI, Reskilling, and the Future of Human Capital Development in Malaysia

In this episode of Enterprise Explores, we dive into the future of Malaysia’s workforce with Soffian Amin, Chief Programmes Officer at HRD Corp. As the organiser of the upcoming National Human Capital Conference & Exhibition 2024 (NHCCE), Soffian shares insights into the key challenges faced by human capital development in Malaysia, including the role of AI, reskilling, and how businesses can prepare for the rapidly changing world of work.

Tune in to discover:

- The importance of AI in shaping Malaysia’s workforce.

- How the National Human Capital Conference & Exhibition 2024 is attempting to spark key conversations around pressing workforce development issues.

- Strategies for businesses to prepare for future workforce demands and challenges.

- What attendees can expect from the upcoming National Human Capital Conference & Exhibition 2024.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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Categories:  technologymanagingpersonal development

Tags:  workplace developmentNHCCE 2024aiartificial intelligencehuman capital development





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