Learnit, a leader in instructor-led workshops and corporate training, today announced the acquisition of AcademyX – an established leader in technical upskilling.
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As a training leader, you know the importance of L&D. But you also need to understand the knowledge shifts taking place in the IT department and identify the opportunities and roles that benefit most from outside training.
As a form of professional training, bootcamps emerged in the software development industry, primarily to reskill non-technical people interested in entering the engineering field. Now, the bootcamp model has caught the interest of other industries.
In the workplace, we use many tools to communicate, such as email, instant messaging and conference calls. When using these kinds of technologies, we risk creating communication silos and breakdowns when we don’t use them the right way.
Now that the dust has settled from the transition into the 2020s, let’s take one last look at the mergers, acquisitions and investments of 2019, this time focusing on the fourth quarter.
L&D organizations that are not partnering with technology departments to understand their training needs may have a learning curve to overcome. The learning challenges that technology-led departments face are unlike any other learning needs in a company.
Infosys (NYSE: INFY), a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting, today announced a definitive agreement to acquire Simplus, one of the fastest growing Salesforce Platinum Partners in the USA and Australia.
In order to remain competitive in a data-driven world, business leaders in 2020 are facing a rising demand for talent with advanced technical skills. However, due to a shortage of skilled candidates, recruiting talent has become more challenging than ever.
Learning Tree International is proud to announce the launch of the world's first and only fully-accredited adaptive ITIL 4 Foundation course as part of the new ITIL 4 Foundation Adaptive Virtual Academy.
Codility, a platform that enables companies to build better engineering teams, announced today a $22 million Series A funding round led by Oxx and Kennet Partners.