Digital Reskilling Lab

As the world undergoes rapid digital transformation, the Digital Reskilling Lab is at the forefront of research and innovation to bridge the skills gap and ensure that workers thrive in an AI-driven future. At our lab, we are committed to understanding and advancing the strategies organizations need to equip their workforce for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.

What We Do

We tackle critical questions about reskilling through cutting-edge research and impactful partnerships:

Identifying Who Should Be Reskilled

We explore the drivers of successful reskilling initiatives,
helping organizations identify the best candidates for training programs to maximize impact and inclusivity.

Designing How Reskilling Happens

From the structure of training programs—virtual or in-person, individual or cohort-based—to the mix of technical and softskills, we provide actionable insights to help organizations optimize their reskilling efforts.

Measuring the Outcomes of Reskilling

Through rigorous evaluations, we assess the individual and organizational impact of reskilling initiatives, including employee satisfaction, productivity, and well-being, as well as broader performance metrics like technology adoption and team efficiency.

Our Mission

We envision a future where all workers, regardless of background or role, are empowered to adapt to technological advancements and grow alongside them. By developing evidence-based frameworks and actionable insights, we aim to help organizations implement effective training programs that benefit individuals, companies, and society as a whole.

Join US

We are proud to work with over 20 industry and public sector partners, creating unique opportunities to explore reskilling at scale. Whether you’re a corporate leader seeking to enhance your workforce, an academic collaborator, or simply interested in learning more, we invite you to connect with us.

 

Discover how the Digital Reskilling Lab is shaping the future of work—together, we can ensure no one is left behind in the digital age.