Wordsburg at Learning & Development Asia 2026
We are exhibiting & speaking at Learning & Development Asia 2026 in Singapore on 16 and 17 September, and in Kuala Lumpur on 23 and 24 September. Sabahat delivers a 20-minute Spotlight on closing the digital capability gap. It is a plenary slot, so nothing is running against it.


Closing the digital capability gap
Turning digital ambition into sustainable performance. Sabahat is on stage in both cities.

Roughly 70% of digital transformations fall short due to a lack of end-user adoption. To turn digital plans into results-ready performance, human capability and behaviour change are necessary to ensure that any tech platforms make a real difference in transformation.
This session explores how L&D can orchestrate workforce readiness and close the gap between purchasing technology and achieving true transformation on the frontline.
Get set to hear Sabahat speak about:
Bridging the adoption gap
Ensuring technology investments translate into performance by pivoting the focus towards workforce readiness.
Equipping for behaviour change
Designing capability interventions so employees proactively embrace new platforms and ways of working.
Reinforcing practised behaviours
Treating adoption as a designed, measured discipline rather than a one-off event to guarantee lasting business value.
Bring a live programme in mind. The last five minutes are yours, not more slides.
Where to find our booth
Two cities, one week apart. Drop in any time during show hours.
Singapore
- Dates
- 16 and 17 September 2026
- Stand
- T11
- Venue
- Hilton Singapore Orchard
Grand Ballroom, Level 6 - Address
- 333 Orchard Road, Singapore 238867
Kuala Lumpur
- Dates
- 23 and 24 September 2026
- Stand
- L10
- Venue
- Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara
Wau Bulan Ballroom 2 & 3, Level 2 - Address
- 6 Jalan Damanlela, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Three things you can do at the stand
None of them is a brochure. Each takes about five minutes.
Pick a fan. Answer one question.
12 questions on a rivet-bound fan, cut for the part of learning you own. There are 39 in the full set; you take the 12 that are yours. Most people get to question three and stop reading, because they want to answer it out loud. That is the point of the object.
Price the last programme you ran.
Put in what it cost and what it changed. Out comes a one-year ROI, a payback period and a benefit-to-cost ratio, with every formula shown on screen so your CFO can argue with the arithmetic instead of taking it on faith. No email required.
Watch Our Demo Programmes cross five languages.
The same module running in five markets, side by side. It is the quickest way to see what survives the crossing, what quietly does not, and why “we localised it” is so often a surface answer to a much deeper problem.
