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eLearning has gradually evolved to a large-scale industry over the last few years. 2017 witnessed reinvention of various learning technologies and allocation of more budget and investments in eLearning programs, learning management systems, and various educational tools for training employees.
eLearning has gradually evolved to a large-scale industry over the last few years. 2017 witnessed reinvention of various learning technologies and allocation of more budget and investments in eLearning programs, learning management systems, and various educational tools for training employees.
Whether your team is grouped together across multiple locations or they’re working from home, and whether it’s been this way for years or you’re new to managing a dispersed workforce, it’s important to regularly evaluate what’s working and what’s not.
Executives now have a good handle on knowledge and the use of it in large organizations. It is safe to say that knowledge is a component of the more importance competence of a manager which is knowledge management.
Chatting with an industry analyst, recently, about UpsideLMS, I was asked about the 1M+ users that we serve worldwide. No brainer that. Having been a part of the UpsideLMS team for over 8 years, I know almost all our clients and their use cases like the back of my hand.
Though each millennial has a unique set of personal and professional circumstances that impacts their decision to accept or stay in a job, there are overarching factors that millennials face in the workforce, dependent on their demographics, where they work, and what they do.
A competitive marketplace requires corporations to step up their game in order to stay relevant. One of the most influential areas to stay up-to-date in is the training of their workforce. The workforce is increasingly becoming comprised of a generation of employees who have been raised in the age of the internet and mobile devices.
Officer 2018 promises to be a great year. Stocks are higher and business tax rates just went down. But this doesn't mean things are easy. Staying competitive means using every edge available to increase margins. The trends are clear: automation will save time, prescriptive analytics will save on the bottom line and a CCO with expertise will keep companies in compliance.
Training your worldwide workforce is an integral part of realizing your corporate goals. To do so, you need to globalize your corporate eLearning program. It goes without saying that you will incur extra costs. However, understanding these expenses beforehand enables you to create a more accurate budget in order to maximize your resources. So, which are the 6 costs you should consider when globalizing corporate eLearning?