Filtered and Degreed integrate to take Content Intelligence global
This partnership between Filtered and Degreed closes the loop between people, skills and content.
Just after the Josh Bersin Company hails the arrival of ‘Content Intelligence’, upskilling leader Degreed launches a partnership with Filtered to bring this new technology to its global client base.
Filtered enables clients like AstraZeneca, GSK and P&G to sync their skills and learning content. Content Intelligence enables better content library procurement decisions, makes it easier for LXP users to find the content they need, and for L&D teams to curate pathways faster.
Degreed is the upskilling platform of choice for the biggest global enterprises, connecting learning to opportunities for 300+ customers in 27 countries.
This partnership closes the loop between people, skills and content.
“Hundreds of organisations have engaged their people with the right skills and connected them to an abundance of digital learning content through Degreed,” says Marc Zao-Sanders, CEO and Co-founder of Filtered.
“Content Intelligence optimises that content offer, rapidly bringing these large libraries of paid-for, free and curated learning to align with enterprise strategy, and generates the data to demonstrate that. This partnership offers the chance to bring our technology to bear on millions of upskilling journeys. We are excited.”
"It's really exciting to see the proof of concept we ran develop into a partnership that will take Content Intelligence to lots more Degreed customers”, comments Peter Riber, Head of Digital Learning & Analytics at Novo Nordisk. “This is a massive enhancement for the product."
“Content Intelligence transforms the learner experience. It ensures that the content recommendations made to each individual are relevant, and by doing that, it increases the likelihood of them engaging in a learning experience. And for learning professionals, Filtered’s core content functionality provides a fast and powerful way to curate content and accelerate their desired learning outcomes,” says David Taylor, Degreed VP of Partnerships. “We’re continually looking for ways to provide greater value to our clients, and Filtered’s intuitive, data-driven solution delivers on that promise in a big way.”
The agreement means Filtered and Degreed will cooperate closely to bring each other’s technology to mutual clients. Content Intelligence users will be able to import Degreed content, analyse and tag it to nuanced skills in real-time.
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About Degreed
Degreed is the workforce upskilling platform chosen by one in three Fortune 50 companies. We connect all your learning and internal mobility opportunities to intelligence on the skills your business needs next. And we do it all in one simple, fluid, skill-building experience that’s powered by your people’s expertise and interests. So you can transform your workforce from within. Founded in 2012, Degreed is headquartered in Pleasanton, California, with additional offices in Salt Lake City, New York, London, Amsterdam, and Brisbane.
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Contact:
Lori Stafford-Thomas
Vice President Corp. Marketing, Degreed
About Filtered
Filtered is a learning tech company that helps organisations spend better, curate faster and enhance learning experiences.
Filtered has the deepest understanding of skills and content data in the industry. Content Intelligence helps large organisations get the most of their L&D spend through understanding how people, skills and content interrelate. We help L&D think and plan. We help end-users learn and flourish.
It has led to partnerships with organisations such as Heineken, AstraZeneca and Danone leading to six-figure savings on content and curation spending whilst raising employee engagement. Filtered was founded 13 years ago and has helped over a million people build the skills they need to do better work.
Learn more about Filtered: Website | YouTube | LinkedIn | Twitter
Contact:
Najmah Salam
Head of Marketing at Filtered