From leadership and sales training to learning technologies and performance management tools, the M&As of the last quarter of 2019 reflect industry trends.
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To prepare your workforce for digital transformation, it’s important to allay fears, change the way people approach technology, lead by example, and give everyone the tools and opportunities they need to pursue personal digital growth.
Today’s instructional designers and trainers must do more than just bridge the gaps: The must use diversity to benefit the individuals and the group as a whole.
Businesses can more easily increase the data fluency of their employees thanks to a funding announced today by DataCamp, the industry’s most engaging data science and analytics learning platform.
Let’s take a moment to pause and reflect on those insights and inspirations by reviewing some of the most-read content of 2018.
Training Industry today announced its selections for the 2018 Top Training Companies™ lists for the IT Training sector of the learning and development market.
QA, the UK’s largest tech training provider, today announced that it has acquired information security training company InfoSec Skills, which will sit under the wing of QA’s Learning division.
While training programs provided by colleges and community organizations are important, there is much that companies can do to encourage and then reskill and upskill current employees who want to move into technical roles.
With the pace of innovation and progression of technology, it’s crucial for IT employees to be able to refresh their skills to keep up with a changing market.
Arcitura Education, a global provider of IT training and certification programs, today announced the launch of a new initiative to transform its certificates into digital credentials that can be shared online.