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April 17, 2019

Get More With Less: Why Digital Learning Offers Better Scalability And More Savings Than Traditional Training?

Digital learning, online training, corporate eLearning, the learning methodology of the present and the future is known by many names. But one thing’s for sure; this learning methodology is much better than traditional classroom training. And if you don’t believe the numerous global organizations that have transitioned from traditional training to digital learning, let us change your mind with facts and stats.
by Debadrita Sengupta
April 16, 2019 | Sponsored

Performance Mapping: A Personalized Journey Τo Success

True Performance Management is an ongoing journey. To drive effective, motivational growth in learners, a performance map centered on business goals, desired behaviors, and key skill development should serve as the foundation to foster confidence and proficiency within each unique individual.
by Marty Newey
April 14, 2019

Simplicity Is The Ultimate Sophistication

Bloated with under-utilized functionality that most corporate learners find confusing is a plague in the LMS world. "More" is not necessarily "better" as Learning Management Systems should be customized towards the business needs of the organizations they are meant to serve.
by Michael Wojciechowski
April 11, 2019

How To Create An Effective Sales eLearning Program

Sales aren’t an easy job and sales professionals are one of the most hard-working employees in any organization. This article discusses how to create an effective sales eLearning program, that can train sales professionals in a company to not only survive but triumph in this whirlwind market.
by Debadrita Sengupta
April 4, 2019 | Sponsored

Learning & Development And Data Analytics

If we’re not being asked already, we will be asked for the data, by our leaders and our stakeholders. So let’s develop ourselves and disrupt our own practice before we’re disrupted from outside. This is a huge opportunity for us, and it's up to us to grab it.
by David James