We’ve reached the midway mark of 2018, and, as we do each quarter, it’s time to take a look at the trends in deal-making in the training industry.
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There’s no question about it; the health care industry is booming and is one of the leading, if not the leading, employer in the United States. Here are the top five ways whiteboard animation enhances professional development in this industry.
Workplace health and safety is not a “sexy” topic. It’s not the type of training that has your employees clamoring to attend, yet it is a necessary and important part of your company’s training catalog.
The desired goal of any environmental, health and safety program is eliminating workplace incidents and near-misses. Competency-based training can help improve safety training outcomes.
The shortage of cybersecurity professionals, along with the well-known diversity problems in the tech industry, have led several organizations to develop initiatives to encourage individuals in underrepresented groups to explore cybersecurity careers.
Because the single most significant threat to an organization’s cybersecurity is its people, learning leaders are key to creating more secure and cyber-aware organizations.
As we log into our various learning software tools to author our own learning courses, preview microlearning videos or make data-driven decisions, it’s easy to forget there was once a time when safety training wasn’t regulated in the workplace.
To help streamline the compliance process while maintaining productivity, new digital solutions are available to help manufacturers and other companies bring products to market using simplified processes while keeping pace with evolving safety standards.
In the fifth episode of "The Business of Learning," we speak to Michael Lee Stallard and Jay Morris about employee wellness, satisfaction and engagement.
Your co-worker’s space heater catches fire. What do you do? Where is the closest fire extinguisher? Is it labeled A, B or C? All three? Do you even know what that means?