Author: Lydia Sani

AI is changing almost everything about how we work, and at an unprecedented pace. Across virtually all sectors, organizations are scrambling to adapt as AI reshapes job roles and workflows. In our lane, learning and development (L&D), the shift is…

AI has transformed how organizations deliver training. As mentioned in my previous blog, for the first time, personalized learning at scale is practical and cost-effective. Yet, workforce productivity doesn’t increase solely through technology. Real performance gains occur when organizations embrace…

Let’s get the hard part out first: Seeing the Blue Jays come up short in an extra-innings World Series game seven was a heartbreaker. Although Blue Jays fans feel the sting of defeat, we’ve also shared an incredible gift: a…

At Redwood, we know a thing or two about business fraud prevention training. In recent years, we have been engaged in designing and producing several fraud-prevention learning programs. These training programs have been delivered to some of the world’s leading…

Now that summer has officially arrived, I hope you can take some time to relax and unwind with my ultimate guide to 2025’s best Canadian learning books. Whether you are stretched out by the water or kicking back in the…

Rebuilding the Canadian economy in a time of crisis presents a generational opportunity to redefine how our businesses operate and thrive. In a recent article, CBC News senior business reporter Peter Armstrong outlined the four challenges that must be addressed…

With the recent round of tariffs dominating the headlines, I believe business leaders on both sides of the border desire a fast and mutually satisfactory resolution. Regardless of how it all unfolds, recent events have served as a wake-up call…