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Technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) potentially can have a seismic effect on both the workforce and training and development. 

Each year Training magazine requires all Training Top 10 Hall of Famers to submit an Outstanding Training Initiative that is shared with our readers in a print issue. Here are the details of Keller Williams Realty, Inc.’s new tech training; KPMG’s industry simulations; and digital upskilling at PwC.

Training magazine taps 2019 Training Top 125 winners and Top 10 Hall of Famers to provide their learning and development best practices in each issue. Here, we look at ADP’s best practices for building a retention strategy and how SE2 overcame the challenges of upgrading its learning and development offerings.

Law firms Hogan Lovells and Littler Mendelson use liveaction simulations in their leadership development and workplace respect programs, respectively. KPMG leverages a gamified, Web-based learning app to help new and current employees understand what, exactly, the audit, tax, and advisory services firm offers clients. Verizon helps store managers know what to do during a robbery via a virtual reality simulation. The games may be fun, but they have a serious side—providing employees with the vital information and skills they need to do their jobs.

Advancing technology continues to help organizations create games and simulations that make training both effective and fun.

Your employees may turn to YouTube for the latest cat videos or TED Talks, but is the site the right place to house your training?

A look at artificial intelligence’s current and potential impact on training and the workforce.

Training magazine’s Innovations in Training Dublin will showcase new approaches to learning at work during a field trip November 7 to 9.

How often do you schedule time for learner reflection into your course content?

Understand the impact you make when you recognize people the right way for their positive contributions at work.