SINGAPORE, Oct. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- JobKred, a skills intelligence company, announced today the launch of its latest AI-powered platform – Lithium. Lithium provides enhanced visibility and analytics into the skills ecosystem of an enterprise. As companies seek to enhance their agility during these volatile times, JobKred enables companies to make data-driven decisions about their people and business with real-time skills and labour market intelligence.
Digital technologies are great enablers of change across business processes. Despite rapid adoption of technologies, research has revealed that 82% of ASEAN CEOs are still concerned about the availability of the right skills in the market, which would in turn constrain business growth and hinder companies' ability to tackle the challenges and demands of an ever-evolving world. Although more companies are turning to technology to build a sustainable workforce, many do not know how to identify the skills they need to acquire or develop.
Make better decisions with Skills Intelligence
Understanding the difficulties companies face in evaluating the skills and capability of their workforce, Lithium provides a structured approach to analyse and review their talent pool. It serves as a central hub for skills data with an integrated skills ecosystem connecting internal and external labour market data.
The platform provides real-time skills intelligence with embedded analytics tools. Companies can analyse, monitor, and track key metrics about their talent with interactive dashboards, understand the current supply of skills, gaps and proficiency and undertake initiatives to address the gaps or plan for skill development.
Companies can expect to save more than 60% in cost as Lithium helps to reduce labour-intensive processes through automation and AI. They can build competency frameworks, customize language of skills, create skills classification, and conduct skills validation within weeks instead of years.
JobKred will work with companies in the manufacturing sector, to support their industry 4.0 transformation through partnership with the Advanced Manufacturing Training Academy (AMTA), a national platform to lead the fore sighting of emerging skills and knowledge required for Industry 4.0, and chart and facilitate development of relevant in-demand advanced manufacturing training programmes to upskill and transform the workforce for Singapore's manufacturing industry.
Gary Gan, CEO of JobKred said: "As we move towards an increasingly skills-based economy, it is important for companies to have dynamic skills strategies in place to adapt to the changing world of work. With Lithium, businesses can draw upon the real-time skills intelligence to build their workforce for the future of work, ensure business continuity with ready talent and mitigate skills obsolescence."
Dr. Zeng Xianting, Director of the Advanced Manufacturing Training Academy (AMTA) Programme Office said: "We are delighted to work with JobKred as we can draw upon their expertise in skills intelligence to identify the specific skills and training needs, and facilitate development of contextualized training programmes to address the skills gaps and training needs for advanced manufacturing companies, so as to meet the evolving industry needs and strengthen Singapore's manufacturing competitiveness.
For enquiries on Lithium, please contact:
June Lee
Chief Customer Officer, JobKred
(65) 9622 4519
june@jobkred.com
About JobKred
JobKred is a skills intelligence company. It harnesses AI and Big Data to provide real-time skills intelligence which companies can use to support their strategic decision making about their people and business. Since its establishment in 2014, JobKred has worked with clients from Fortune 500 enterprises, top-ranked universities, government agencies and international aid agencies like the World Bank, UNESCO, and Asian Development Bank.
To learn more about JobKred's AI-powered platform, Lithium, please visit https://www.jobkred.com/lithium-overview/.
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