The Case for Accelerated Learning in 2026 – A Three-Part Report
Download the latest three-part report from Litmos.
The Capability Erosion Crisis is Here. The Data Proves It
AI is eroding workforce skills faster than traditional L&D can rebuild them. Litmos’ new report series, The Case for Learning Acceleration, explains The Capability Erosion Crisis, and what the organizations pulling ahead are doing differently.
Benchmarking the Crisis
Litmos analyzed the assignment data behidn 1,317 organizations, nearly 2 million licensed learners, and more than 789,000 completed courses. THe finding is consistent across every size, industry, and region: companies are spending their scarce learning capacity defending the floor of readiness, rather than the ceiling of what their people can do.
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Inside the Report Series
The Case for Learning Acceleration in 2026 is a three-part report that diagnoses the crisis, unpacks the data, and lays out a practical path forward. Register once to get each part as it’s released.
The Capability Erosion Crisis
Why AI is a human issue, not just a technology issue, and how eroding human capability has become a defining business risk. See why capability building now needs to be mission-critical on the executive agenda.
Benchmarking the Capability Erosion Crisis
What nearly 2 million learners reveal about where capability investment really goes — including regional heat maps, version‑history data, and how much learning capacity is dedicated to preserving compliance, safety, and cybersecurity.
The Learning Acceleration Advantage
How leaders are responding. Learn the Learning Acceleration Maturity Model and the five principles driving outcomes for organizations like TTEC, Graco, Headspace, Sabre, and more.