Adobe und LinkedIn starten globale KI-Skills-Initiative für Marketing-Profis
Die gemeinsame globale Initiative „AI Essentials for Marketers“ unterstützt Menschen dabei, in jeder Karrierephase KI-Kompetenzen aufzubauen, um ihr Unternehmen zu führen. Das Kursangebot zielt auf Rollen in den Bereichen Digital Marketing, Content und Creative, Social und Communications sowie Data und Analytics.
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