SHUSHA, Azerbaijan, July 13. LinkedIn is
collaborating with Azerbaijani government agencies on digital
transformation, labor market development, and professional skills
enhancement, LinkedIn’s Head of Public Sector, Healthcare, and
Nonprofit Sales for the EMEA & LATAM regions, Seamus Clancy said,
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Clancy made the announcement during the panel discussion on
“Digital Platforms and Information Safety: Current Challenges and
Key Solutions,” held as part of the 4th Shusha Global Media
Forum.
“We are actively working with many government agencies in
Azerbaijan, using data to make decisions focused on specific
results,” he said.
According to Clancy, LinkedIn data enables real-time analysis of
the labor market, tracking of the most in-demand professions and
skills, and assessment of trends in various economic sectors.
He noted that the platform is viewed not as a social network,
but as a professional platform focused on job search, career
development, training, and interaction with employers.
Furthermore, Clancy emphasized that ensuring user trust remains
one of LinkedIn’s key principles. According to him, the platform
places special emphasis on verifying the authenticity of accounts,
protecting privacy, and promptly removing content that violates the
rules.
Seamus Clancy also noted that effectively addressing the
challenges associated with the development of artificial
intelligence and digital platforms requires joint efforts by the
government, the private sector, and society, as well as improving
the population’s digital literacy.
