NEW YORK, July 20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CGS Immersive, an AI- and XR-powered workforce readiness leader and one of Fast Company’s most innovative companies in HR, today introduced Cicero Analytics, a built-in observability layer across the Cicero Platform. Cicero Analytics unifies data from Cicero Interview, Roleplay, and Coach, giving enterprises a single, consistent view of capability across the employee lifecycle, from hire-to-retire, with a direct line to board-level KPIs.
Built with the rigor required by healthcare, financial services, and other regulated industries, Cicero Analytics transforms performance data from unscripted simulations into actionable insight on workforce readiness. Clients see where skills are strong or fragile and how people improve in critical, high-risk workplace processes and interactions over time. It helps organizations better direct development resources as they navigate rising consumer expectations, regulatory pressure, and AI-driven change.
“Enterprise leaders need to know that workforce investments are improving performance precisely where it matters most,” said Doug Stephen, President, CGS Immersive. “Cicero Analytics brings top level visibility and audit-ready clarity to front-line measures of technical accuracy, empathy, confidence, and judgment as it develops across repeated practice and coaching.”
Most AI training tools stop at completion rates and other surface-level metrics, leaving a gap between skills development and true indicators of enterprise performance. Cicero Analytics closes that gap by tracking team members’ technical precision, emotional IQ, and soft-skills growth -- at scale, across roles, regions, and business units.
Global-to-session visibility: Easily deep-dive from global dashboards to session-level performance measures from interviews, roleplay, and coaching in just a few clicks. Reports for HR, Sales, Operations, and IT/Compliance stakeholders keep the entire organization aligned around readiness.
Analytics from unscripted, high-stakes simulations: Measure capability in friction-rich, dynamic scenarios that reflect how people behave when conversations go off script in real-world interactions.
Emotional IQ and skills growth tracking: Measure progress over time on domain expertise, technical acumen and interpersonal capabilities like empathy, confidence, communication, and decision-making.
Continuous scenario optimization: Identify where simulations and content should evolve, creating a living practice ecosystem that adapts with new challenges in support of the business as environments evolve.
