Pluralsight, Inc. (NASDAQ: PS), the technology skills platform, today unveiled powerful new capabilities to its industry-leading analytics, giving technology leaders deeper insights and more actionable data to build modern and competitive technology teams.
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TLG Learning, a Seattle area-based IT training company with a 25-year history of successfully providing technical training, announced today it is now working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver AWS Classroom and Live-online Training.
MIS Training Institute (MISTI), one of the world's leading global information security, IT audit and internal audit training companies, announced today the acquisition of LeaderQuest, a leading provider of cybersecurity and related IT training.
As technology and software become more prevalent in our lives, training priorities are shifting to include more marketable technology skills. The best way to teach technologically advanced skills is with a technologically advanced approach to learning.
SMT Berlin today announced the launch of a coding boot camp, the first in Europe launched in partnership with leading workforce accelerator Trilogy Education.
Whether it’s a new technology, new platform or new methodology, just because you hired experts doesn’t mean that your IT professionals will continue to be the best resource in the market. Let’s explore the IT skills that can make your employees...
Many organizations hire short-term contractors or curate and develop training content in house. However, there are benefits to working with a skilled training provider that you should not overlook.
As the workforce becomes increasingly dynamic, IT roles must also become more agile than ever before. Use continued education and learning opportunities to foster growth within your current team.
The rapid pace of digital transformation makes it difficult to stay current solely through internally developed learning resources. That’s where outsourcing employee training can come to the rescue. However, even training procurement has its limitations.
JPMorgan Chase today announced a $350 million, five-year global initiative to prepare for the future of work and meet the growing demand for skilled workers.