Data Sources

Built on the World's Most Trusted Workforce Data

While other platforms rely on a single proprietary model, we synthesize multiple authoritative sources to deliver intelligence you can verify, audit, and trust.

O*NET

U.S. Department of Labor

1,000+ occupations, 35,000+ skill descriptors

What It Is

The Occupational Information Network (O*NET) is the nation's primary source of occupational information. Developed under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Labor, it provides detailed descriptions of the world of work.

How We Use It

Occupational classification, skill requirements mapping, knowledge domain taxonomy, and work activity profiling for every role in your organization.

Why It Matters

The gold standard for U.S. occupational data. Continuously updated by subject matter experts and validated through rigorous research methodology. Free and open access ensures independence.

ESCO

European Commission

3,008 occupations, 13,890 skills, 27 languages

What It Is

The European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations classification. The EU's multilingual classification system connecting occupations, skills, and qualifications.

How We Use It

Global skills normalization for multinational workforces, cross-border workforce planning, EU regulatory compliance, and multilingual skill taxonomy.

Why It Matters

Essential for any organization operating across European markets. Provides the standardized language for skills that crosses national borders and regulatory frameworks.

World Economic Forum

Future of Jobs Reports

Research across 800+ companies, 11.8M workers

What It Is

The WEF's biennial Future of Jobs Report is the most comprehensive global survey of workforce transformation trends, covering technology adoption, skill demand shifts, and strategic workforce planning.

How We Use It

Macro workforce transformation trend analysis, emerging skill demand signals, automation timeline predictions, and board-level strategic planning data.

Why It Matters

The most cited workforce research globally. Provides the credibility and data that C-suite leaders and boards need to justify workforce transformation investments.

AI Research

Anthropic/Claude Labor Market Analysis

AI-native labor market analysis and modeling

What It Is

Advanced AI research on labor market dynamics, job displacement and creation modeling, and skills transferability analysis using large language model capabilities.

How We Use It

Job displacement and creation modeling, skills adjacency and transferability intelligence, emerging role prediction, and AI impact assessment.

Why It Matters

Provides forward-looking intelligence that traditional data sources can't match. Identifies emerging patterns and non-obvious skill connections.

Proprietary Models

Enterprise Deployment Data

Custom AI across pharma, manufacturing, healthcare

What It Is

Custom AI models trained on our decade of enterprise deployment data across Fortune 500 clients in pharma, manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services.

How We Use It

Industry-specific skill weightings, compliance requirement mapping, real-world assessment outcome correlation, and enterprise-specific career path modeling.

Why It Matters

Grounded in real enterprise outcomes, not theoretical models. Continuously improved from actual assessment results, mobility patterns, and workforce transformation projects.

This multi-source approach means your workforce intelligence isn't locked into a single vendor's interpretation. It's grounded in global standards, enriched by cutting-edge AI, and verified by real enterprise outcomes.