Digital Dexterity – A very interesting concept! While digital dexterity has been around for a while, the impact of it in organizations is now beginning to resonate more. A very good interpretation of digital dexterity has been summed up by Whit Andrews, analyst and vice president at Gartner, when he…
Enterprise video needs a strategy from the CIO This is not about how much video we consume at home ⎼ whether to get things done or to learn or to get entertained. It is about the impact of today’s IT reality ⎼ if it’s changing at home, it’s got to…
Does the moral of the famous Aesop fable the fox and the stork apply in case of your digital transformation journey? We think it does. Think about the ITIL change management required for your transformation initiatives. At no point do you want your user to feel like she was tricked…
Here’s a 15-word horror story for every L&D professional out there: The average employee only spends 1 percent of their work week on training and development. Courtesy of a Deloitte study, this statistic has come to symbolize the difficulties of running an effective and evolving L&D department in today’s world.
In today’s world, video and learning are a surefire combination. As professionals in education and learning look to technology for more efficiency and innovation, video has grown exponentially in response.
We are now in an era where market conditions are constantly shifting and competition never far off. Under such challenging conditions, can you rely only on technology or pricing alone to stay ahead of the curve?
A multinational company lowered potential revenue losses and improved employee retention rates by optimizing engagement of new employees with the help of kPoint.
The last decade has seen the emergence of two technologies that have gone on to become pervasive in learning: the Learning Management System (LMS) and video. The LMS is now integral to learning management, allowing institutions and organizations to provide their learners with informational content and learning resources. It is an effective way for subject matter experts to create, deliver, and manage their content, as well as monitor participation and assess performance among learners.
Using any cloud based collaboration and content management solution requires careful consideration of potential security threats and the resultant business risks. Before deploying any such application, there are certain business security needs that must typically be addressed.
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