Driven by trends in digitalization, sustainability, and the energy transition, Compal faces challenges including industrial transformation, shifting customer demands, and net-zero requirements. Consequently, employees are exposed to risks such as changing work models, rapid skill iteration, and an increasing need for cross-disciplinary capabilities. Continually upgrading AI applications, digital capabilities, sustainability literacy, and cross-departmental collaboration skills is essential to meet future work demands, support corporate transformation, and maintain business competitiveness. To this end, Compal upholds the principle of driving dual-axis digital and low-carbon transformation through talent investment, constructing diverse training resources to mitigate negative impacts such as skill redundancy resulting from transition.
- Digital & AI Transformation Reskilling
To alleviate change anxiety among frontline employees facing unfamiliar tools, the company planned a series of digital transformation training courses within its 2025 annual training plan. The curriculum encompasses automation tools such as Power BI and office software AI collaboration; industry trends in the digital era (e.g., industrial applications of AI Agents, AI commercial opportunities analysis); and trustworthy AI governance and cybersecurity risk analysis. Additionally, professional courses such as "AI Trainer" and "Industrial Vision System Operator," alongside benchmark enterprise site visits, were conducted. These initiatives help employees bridge AI literacy and digital skill gaps, empowering them to transition into management and technical talent capable of human-AI collaboration, thereby securing their employment stability and indispensability amid the wave of automation.
- Climate & Net-Zero Transformation Reskilling
In response to global green supply chain and low-carbon regulatory requirements, the company actively implements green reskilling to prevent skill gaps in traditional functions such as manufacturing, design, procurement, and quality assurance. We subsidize key personnel to participate in certified external training on "Product Carbon Footprint and Carbon Neutrality Awareness" delivered by international professional bodies. This training systematically builds expertise in carbon accounting, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and low-carbon transition thinking. By mentoring employees to transition into cross-departmental carbon management experts and sustainability support roles, we enhance their individual career resilience and indispensability. Furthermore, this extends talent investment into corporate sustainability competitiveness, driving green management and sustainable innovation to achieve shared value for the enterprise, employees, and society.