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The corporate training market, which is over $130 billion in size, is on the verge disruption. Companies are bidding adieu to traditional tools such as Learning Management Systems (LMS). Infact, globally, the companies have started buying new tools for digital learning, and rebuild a whole new infrastructure to help employees learn. Experts believe that the impact of platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Workplace by Facebook could be enormous. Gillermo Miranda, Vice President, Global Learning & Employee Enablement at technology giant, IBM shares the latest trends in corporate learning in a chat with BW People’s Himani Chandna.
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Youtuber becomes an emerging profession Have a good camera phone, you can be a rockstar.
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Salaries given at B schools are confined to a single digit despite a growth in economy last year.
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An American multinational technology company, International Business Machines Corporation, commonly referred to as IBM, is known for its disruptive technologies that are aimed to change the way workforce management functions. IBM leverages neuroscience, curates content, and reuses digital patterns to enrich the learning experience from initial contact with the learner through post-learning follow-up and measurement.
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IT jobs are being replaced by robots, for cost optimization companies are letting go some employees.
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Coursera, India's largest online education company appoints Raghav Gupta as India Country Director.
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Coursera, India's largest online education company appoints Raghav Gupta as India Country Director.
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Sandra Locke to be appointed to the new role of Executive Vice President at Lombard International.
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Bharat Kaushal to be appointed as the new Managing Director of Hitachi pvt. ltd.
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Bharat Kaushal to be appointed as the new Managing Director of Hitachi pvt. ltd.
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