Build better in AWS in 2022
How Amazon Web Services (AWS) skill development can support teams as they work to become leaders in creativity and technology.
Empowering employees to build their skills
The world is changing faster than ever. And so are the ways our teams work, learn and deliver. We want to not only help you change with it, but to evolve and leverage trends to accelerate your own business and drive the market forward.
If the last few years are any indication, cloud isn’t slowing down. You need to keep pace with that acceleration, and we want to help. Leverage the resources below to close crucial cloud skills gaps and securely, reliably and quickly ship services in AWS this year and beyond.
2022 Tech Forecast and
Build Better Blueprint
Our 2022 Tech Forecast report highlights shifts and trends in the industry that will likely continue into this year, and suggests how you can plan for these shifts.
Dive into the report to get:
- How the tech landscape has shifted over recent years
- Insights into the most popular Pluralsight Skills courses of the year and the skills that you—or your competitors—are investing in going into 2022
- Pluralsight Flow data that can help you manage your team in this unprecedented time
- Data-driven tech trends carrying over from 2021 into 2022
- Battle-tested strategies for leveraging those trends and driving the market forward
It gets better
Leverage the report's data to plan how to execute on your objectives throughout the year with our Build Better Blueprint. This blueprint will help you build a purpose-driven workforce development strategy aligned with your organization' key initiatives. You'll also set goals and establish metrics so you can prove your program's ROI to leadership.
Customer stories
Winning the talent war with a scalable tech skills platform
Evolving a 20-year-old company, increasing innovation and accelerating time to delivery requires fresh skills. See how VMware’s globally dispersed teams use Pluralsight to leverage the latest developments in technology as they find new ways to serve customers.