Stepping up to the DOJ guidance: Leveraging Big Data and A.I. in Compliance Training

Provided by True Office Learning2020-04-07T14:41:00+01:00

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This webcast aired on April 7, 2020.
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With Big Data and AI becoming pervasive across business functions, learn how tech-enabled strategies using behavioral insights can establish programs that drive higher efficiency, deliver better business outcomes, and provide strong alignment to DOJ guidance.

Join this session to understand the DOJ guidance on training and communications and learn how to:

Easily assess your current program’s alignment to DOJ guidance
Overcome common misconceptions, operational pitfalls and develop strategies for navigating innovation and change management to maximize impact.
Establish your programs for the future and think of data and A.I. as an operational ally

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Neha Gupta, CEO - True Office Learning

True Office LearningTrue Office Learning connects e-learning to advanced behavioral data through an adaptive platform. They believe that people learn by doing, which is what makes their programs so unique.View full Profile

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