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Accelerating Training with AI: Insights & Results from Life Sciences Leaders
August 13 @ 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm EDT
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing life sciences training, making the integration of AI into field force training more urgent than ever. The industry’s focus on skill development has reached a turning point with the advent of efficient AI-driven training methods.
To stay ahead, you need insights from the trailblazers.
Join us for this 30-minute LTEN webinar, sponsored by Quantified. We’ll share success stories and outcomes from leading companies like Novartis and Sanofi, demonstrating the impact of simulator-driven AI training. These examples will provide you with a strategic advantage to implement your own scalable AI training programs swiftly.
You’ll discover how to facilitate AI adoption in training. You’ll learn:
- A structured approach for planning and implementing AI in field force training.
- Practical strategies to maintain a competitive edge as AI adoption accelerates.
- Real-world examples of how teams at companies like Sanofi and Novartis have transitioned from innovation to large-scale training success.
Register today for this free, LTEN webinar. (Not an LTEN member? Join today and realize the value.)
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Hallie brings more than 10 years of experience in services, account and relationship management across industries. Prior to joining Quantified, Hallie was in the Private Bank of J.P. Morgan. She loves working with executives, enterprises and organizations to develop leadership and behavioral skills for today’s business environment and workforce expectations.
Russ leads marketing for Quantified. He brings more than 20 years of experience in marketing business-to-business SaaS products across a variety of industries. Before Quantified, Russ was the CMO of Lytho and VP of marketing at TrustRadius, TrendKite (acquired by Cision), sonarDesign and Invodo (acquired by CoCreativ). Russ’ earlier roles were in product marketing, pricing and analytics at Dun & Bradstreet, Dell and Sabre Holdings.