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How CBRE Implemented its Data Literacy Program with DataCamp

April 2023

CBRE, a global leader in commercial real estate, recognized the need to build data literacy to drive efficiencies, enhance client outcomes, and prepare for the industry's rapidly changing landscape. They sought a comprehensive and scalable data upskilling solution for their 2,000+ employees in the UK and Ireland to achieve these goals.

CBRE partnered with DataCamp for Business to develop a tailored, holistic data literacy program that focused on engagement, personalization, and inclusion, meeting the specific needs of various employee personas across the organization.

By partnering with DataCamp for Business, CBRE employees saved 1-2 hours per learner per week, 81% of the workforce reported increased confidence in working with data, and the program achieved an 88% positive engagement rate.

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