Corporate Learning And Development

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September 7, 2016

5 Tips To Choose A Custom Training Vendor

If you’ve decided to go with custom training over off-the-shelf, you’re then faced with the task of finding a partner. Here are 5 important points to consider in selecting a custom training vendor that works best for your needs.
by Keith Gibson
September 1, 2016

9 Free Human Resources Software Programs To Try

If you are interested in seeing if Human Resources software programs could work for your company, you may find that experimenting with some of the free software available a useful exercise. In the process, you may even find a system that works well for you. This is more likely to happen if your company is small and your needs are fairly straightforward.
by Roz Bahrami
August 23, 2016

The Future Of Learning And Development: It's Learning's Turn

For too long, Learning and Development has been overlooked as a key partner because we lacked tools to show our impact. Just as marketing has shifted from an unquantifiable spend to an analytics-driven spend, for the future of Learning and Development to be bright corporate training needs to rise from a compliance-driven cost center and transform into a strategic imperative.
by Mike Rustici
August 16, 2016

Skills Management With eFrontPro

eFrontPro is dedicated to helping you make your talent thrive through powerful Talent Development tools, and its new update brings a cornerstone of TD to the limelight: Skills management. Jump over and find out how skills management with eFrontPro really ups the popular platform’s chops.
by Nikos Andriotis
August 13, 2016

4 Ways To Use Short Video In Corporate Learning

Social networks have gone all in on video, particularly short video. When should companies change the way they deploy training content to better align to the modern professionals who have gotten used to this type of content in their social feeds?
by John Eades