Prepare an AI-Ready Workforce with Skills-Based Architecture
Traditional roles can't keep pace with AI disruption. Draup helps you move from rigid job models to dynamic, skills-first frameworks built for agility, precision, and future readiness.






















Why You Need a Skills Architecture
The rise of AI is reshaping how work gets done. AI is disrupting tasks, shifting responsibilities, and widening the talent-skill gap. Legacy, job-based models are no longer enough to manage this complexity.
Draup’s AI-driven Skills Architecture Framework enables enterprises to:
Prioritize Skills Over Roles
Move from rigid job titles to adaptable, skills-based models aligned with how work actually happens.
Pinpoint Gap Analysis
Break down tasks and map them to skills to identify precise capability gaps.
Plan for AI-Readiness
Forecast future skill needs and align your workforce strategy with evolving demands.
Avoid Costly Missteps
Prevent premature layoffs and failed reskilling by basing talent decisions on real data.
Build the future of work by mapping modular tasks to a rich, AI-powered skills taxonomy.
Key Components of Draup’s Skills Architecture Framework
Workload Mapping & Transformation
Breaks down job descriptions into AI-disrupted vs. human-led tasks, giving you clarity on what to automate, augment, or upskill.
Skills Taxonomy Development
Creates contextual, role-specific skill frameworks tailored by job family, domain, and industry.
Benchmarking & Gap Analysis
Uses real-time labor intelligence to compare your internal talent capabilities against industry peers and AI-driven job demands.
Integration & Monitoring
Delivers API and data feed integrations into your existing LMS, HRIS, or ATS; ensuring your talent systems stay updated and skills-aware.
Enterprises do extraordinary things with Draup
Real stories. Real Success.
How Draup accelerated Paypal’s talent intelligence with a skills-first approach
Paypal wanted to align workforce strategy with comprehensive skills analysis, skills mapping and adjacency, and skills evolution. Draup’s skills-first approach enabled Paypal to identify, attract, and retain the right talent. The platform enhanced reporting capabilities and reduced research time for efficient workforce planning and talent acquisition.
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