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It’s 2019: the war on talent is real and the economic outlook shows less growth and more uncertainty. Meanwhile, according to Training Magazine’s Training Impact Report 2018 , there’s an uptick on learning spend for large to mid-sized organizations in the US.
As technology evolves, so does the approach to learning. One such innovative approach gaining traction is the integration of gamification into LearningManagement Systems (LMS). By gathering more learning data, (and particularly with connected data) LearningManagement Systems continue to attract learners with relevant content.
The American Society for Training and Development found that companies that offer comprehensive training have 218% higher income per employee and a 24% higher profit margin than those who pay less attention to training. We are happy to share that Rallyware has been selected as one of the leading learning systems of 2018.
Immersive learning experience. Learningmanagement systems check that employees are properly trained and certified while workforce management systems schedule employees. Morné will also discuss how SumTotal TalentManagement is driving the success of the talentdevelopment process.
Immersive learning experience. Learningmanagement systems check that employees are properly trained and certified while workforce management systems schedule employees. Morné will also discuss how SumTotal TalentManagement is driving the success of the talentdevelopment process.
As a result, HR can feel the pressure to not only attract employees but also ensure talentdevelopment strategies are in place to keep them. While remuneration and benefits are critical factors when people consider a new employer, we know that training and career development are top of mind also. Determine the next step.
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