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Alison Roller

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Alison Roller is passionate about engaging and informative storytelling through writing and social media. She has been writing since 2018 on a range of topics from politics and higher education to leadership, workplace culture, and diversity, equity, & inclusion. She holds a Master's of Communication with a focus on journalism innovation from Syracuse University's Newhouse School. When she’s not working, you can find her hanging out with her cat, knitting, and scrolling TikTok.

Alison Roller’s Journalist Portfolio

Elon Musk's Twitter layoffs: A lesson in what not to do | HRMorning

Elon Musk's Twitter layoffs: A lesson in what not to do | HRMorning

As the world watches, Musk's Twitter layoffs have some valuable lessons for HR on what not to do when navigat…

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How will pay transparency affect the future of hiring? | HRMorning

How will pay transparency affect the future of hiring? | HRMorning

On Sept. 27, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a game-changing pay transparency bill into law.

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EXPANDING THEIR REACH: Love Again Local breaks into wholesale and retail

EXPANDING THEIR REACH: Love Again Local breaks into wholesale and retail

West Chester's favorite vegan sandwich shop Love Again Local is expanding their reach into wholesale and reta…

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Study finds two hours a week could close the AI skills gap

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By Alison Roller Verified
| SearchCIO Verified
Despite high projections and strong investments, many organizations that went all-in on AI are seeing stalled adoption rates and poor results across the organization. According to a recent Study.com survey, 89% of workers reported using AI at work. Despite the widespread AI adoption, only 19% of respondents saw excellent results from AI use. Executives may be quick to blame employee reluctance for the lack of growth on AI initiatives, but that might not be the full story.
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What enterprises are getting wrong about AI data readiness

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By Alison Roller Verified
| SearchCIO Verified
Although many leaders aim for "quick wins" with AI, this can create long-term technical debt by implementing disconnected tools and scaling without the proper foundations in place. Leaders should assess the enterprise's data maturity before investing in AI to ensure the organization is prepared to use AI tools effectively.
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How to get executive buy-in for sustainability

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By Alison Roller Verified
| TechTarget Verified
Sustainability is an increasingly important pillar of long-term organizational success. In fact, it's one of the top three priorities for business leaders, and 83% of organizations have increased sustainability investments in the last year, according to a Deloitte survey. However, one of the most important and challenging elements of a sustainability strategy is gaining executive buy-in as early as possible.
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