AI is changing work. What’s next for you?

27 October 2026

AI is changing more than just the way we work. It is also reshaping the knowledge and skills we need. Naturally, that raises questions. What will your role look like in the future? Which skills will become more important? And how can you continue to develop yourself? At Conclusion, we see AI not only as a technological shift, but also as an opportunity for people and their roles to grow alongside it.

Celine van Hulst, Director People & Organisation at Conclusion

That is why we invest in the development of our colleagues. Through our AI Fluency Programme, employees receive a tailored learning pathway based on their role and current level of AI proficiency. The accompanying assessment is deliberately not used as an evaluation tool. Instead, it helps people gain insight into their development opportunities and identify meaningful next steps.

“The assessment is not an evaluation tool, but a tool for development.”

Celine van Hulst Director People & Organisation at Conclusion

In an interview with AG Connect, Celine van Hulst explains how Conclusion supports employees as they navigate the changes brought about by AI. Because the question is not only how work is changing, but also how people are given the opportunity to grow with it. Alongside Conclusion, other IT service providers also share their perspectives on the impact of AI on jobs, roles and professional development.

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At Conclusion, AI is not just about technology. It is about people.

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