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Josh Bersin on Enterprise Learning
JUNE 15, 2021
Skillsoft, one of the largest training companies in the world, is like a cat with nine lives. In the early days of e-learning (circa 2000), SkillSoft was the first online learning company focused on softskills. And this week it went public , for the second or third time. Let me try to explain.
eAbyas Info Solutions
DECEMBER 27, 2023
His expertise is best defined by his 15 years of experience with Pearson, the world-leading learning company with 20,000 employees globally. No education company has done more to overcome these barriers globally than Moodle. He began his career at eCollege, an eLearning software and services provider.
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OpenSesame
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
Organizations with all types of employee populations now have access to impactful trainings designed by leading subject matter experts. With this announcement, OpenSesame is further diversifying its product offerings to ensure employees in all roles, locations, and industry verticals have equitable access to learning. . About Axonify.
OpenSesame
AUGUST 26, 2021
FutureThink has inspired and transformed innovative organizations like Google, Accenture, Pfizer, and Cargill with accelerated training programs on key power skills for the new world of work. FutureThink’s focus on short training modules, with detailed, downloadable tools and tips, help change behavior and improve business outcomes.”.
Experiencing eLearning
NOVEMBER 17, 2009
E-learning is 10 years old. Showed a graphic of e-learning companies that existed in 2000, then who’s still left now. “Golden Age of Training&# 1945-2006: Training separate from work. Now, training is more in the context of work. Future: Learning and work will be the same thing.
Coorpacademy
JANUARY 27, 2022
Not all training content is equal. Indeed, as Arnauld Mitre, co-founder of Coorpacademy, explained back in May 2020 , “one of the big problems with the learning and training industry, which is a content industry, is thinking that content that has the same name as another is worth the same.” Bescherelle.
CLO Magazine
MAY 1, 2017
She assumes that all LMSs are out of style, that they have not evolved — and cannot evolve — to meet the changing demands of the market, and that only a new e-learning company can give learning professionals what they truly need. Salesforce always understood — and still does — that it’s a CRM company.
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