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Podcast 13: High-Stakes Compliance Training Trends – With Bill Mastin of NetDimensions

Talented Learning

Bill is currently SVP at NetDimensions , a learning platform provider focused on serving companies in highly regulated industries. Q&A HIGHLIGHTS: Before we talk about high-stakes compliance training trends, could you share some background about NetDimensions? What’s the strategy behind all those acquisitions? Do you do that?

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No Big Deal, or Big Deal?

Rustici Software

This week LTG (our parent company) announced the formal acceptance of their bid to acquire NetDimensions. When LTG acquired us a little over a year ago, Mike and I made clear that it was crucial to us that Rustici Software be allowed to serve its customers in exactly the way it always has… agnostically.

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Meridian Expands Leadership Team with Learning Industry Experts

Meridian

These new staff possess a combination of operational, sales and marketing expertise that will greatly help the firm to achieve significant growth, as well as support its current customer base of federal, state, local and commercial organizations. Most recently, Kai served as the VP of Business Development at Blackboard. and Plateau Systems.

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Acquistions – Someone had an idea

eLearning 24-7

LTG, however, made a poor decision (although they disagree) in buying NetDimensions. However, the product person who first saw the value of a TOC was correct – although that has gone by the wayside. At the time, PL was a dominant player in the industry, with lots of loyal (aka recurring revenue) customers.

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Extended Enterprise Compliance: Mapping the Ecosystem

Talented Learning

For every rejected worker, companies sacrifice helicopter flight fares worth $5,000 or more each way, along with lower production capacity on the rig until a certified replacement is found. For example, imagine that Exxon wants to expand production capacity at its Baytown Refinery in Texas. Bill Mastin, SVP at NetDimensions.

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One on One with Jonathan Satchell, CEO, LTG (EXCLUSIVE)

eLearning 24-7

In other words, what you can you do to say to vendors, go with our product rather than build your own? . The level of investment needed to keep a product current and moving forward with market demand is not for the faint hearted. We believe they’re similar products with inherently different sensibilities.

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Extended Enterprise LMS Buyers Companion – 2019 Edition

Talented Learning

For instance, in the corporate world , that could include customers, prospects, channel partners, franchisees, contractors, suppliers and perhaps employees, too. 1) Why is customer education gaining momentum? Customer Education 101 – With Dave Derington of Outreach. 6) How do subscription businesses help customers succeed?