Every HR-technology story tagged #skills intelligence.
skills intelligenceHR Tech Feed· Oct 28, 2026
CodeSignal has launched "Agentic Skills Intelligence," a product meant to validate workforce capability from live work rather than static job descriptions or self-reported competencies. For HR buyers working on skills-based models, it is a named vendor launch aimed at a long-standing gap in skills data.
agentic AIBusiness Wire · HR & Workforce· Oct 28, 2026
Docebo has launched two new products — Docebo Knowledge and Docebo Agents — expanding its enterprise learning platform to unify skills intelligence, learning content, and organizational knowledge with AI agent capabilities, the company says. The move signals Docebo's push toward agentic AI in workforce readiness, building on a roadmap unveiled at its Inspire conference earlier this year.
organizational designPR Newswire · HR & Workforce· Oct 26, 2026
TalentNeuron has expanded its organizational design capabilities, according to PR Newswire, enabling companies to align their structures with evolving skills and roles demands.
frontline workforceGoogle News · HCM / HRIS· Oct 21, 2026
Kahuna Workforce Solutions has joined the Infor Marketplace, making its frontline skills-intelligence platform available as an integrated offering for Infor HCM customers, according to HRTech Series.
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workforce analyticsBusiness Wire · HR & Workforce· Oct 20, 2026
Prodoscore has launched Skills Intelligence, a workforce analytics feature that infers employee skills from actual workplace technology usage rather than resumes or self-reported data, aiming to give HR leaders a real-time picture of current and future capability gaps as AI reshapes job roles.
internal mobilityBusiness Wire · HR & Workforce· Oct 15, 2026
SHL research finds that two-thirds of workers believe they must leave their employer to advance their careers, highlighting a gap between internal talent visibility and external hiring — a finding with direct implications for HR-tech buyers investing in skills-mapping and internal mobility platforms.
skills intelligenceHR Tech Feed· Sep 18, 2026
Phoenix Education Partners, University of Phoenix's parent, has agreed to acquire AI-powered talent mobility and workforce intelligence platform Fuel50 for roughly $31.5 million in cash, plus up to $8.5 million in performance-based earnouts through 2027. The deal brings Fuel50's skills ontology — covering more than 5,000 skills, the company says — under an education-focused owner, a pairing HR-tech buyers in talent mobility and internal skills marketplaces should watch closely.