Faye and Section Partner to Boost AI Workforce Readiness
Faye has announced a strategic partnership with Section to enhance AI training and implementation for organizations, as stated in a press release. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between AI technology and workforce proficiency by combining Faye's expertise in software implementation with Section's educational programs.
The partnership will offer comprehensive solutions that integrate AI into business operations while ensuring teams are equipped to leverage these technologies effectively. Section's programs are designed to accelerate AI literacy across organizations, offering fast-paced courses that have already helped over 300 companies master AI as a team.
To kick off the partnership, Faye and Section hosted a live webinar titled "Building an AI-Powered Workforce" on May 15, 2025. The session focused on strategies for integrating AI into business operations and training teams for immediate ROI. Interested participants can access the on-demand recording at fayedigital.com.
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