‘We’re not stopping’: Salesforce UK&I CEO calls for greater training and skills as it continues on its “mission” to boost workers across the country
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When a major SaaS vendor leans this hard into AI skills, it’s a signal that product roadmaps assume AI-literate admins and end users. If your org is standardizing on these platforms, you either build your own enablement motion now or accept slower time-to-value than your peers.
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