Talent Development (ATD) and the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) reveals that robust cultures of learning are distinct hallmarks of organizations that consistently produce the best business results—companies that lead the world’s markets in revenue growth, profitability, market share, and customer satisfaction.
Whether you’re creating initial training for your new employees to succeed or you’re building training for all employees so they may acquire skills that move them to the next level of expertise, the quality of your training content is vitally important.
Employee engagement is serious business. In 2015, a Gallup study poll found that incredibly, only 30% of employees say that they’re engaged in their job.
Creating a learning-centered work culture isn’t that important unless you want to attract top talent, give your workers the tools they need to be successful and grow your business.
What’s shocking, though, is that a lot of companies are still reluctant to get on board with eLearning, despite the incredible power that it can offer.
Gamification has become buzzwords in education yet some general confusion still exists regarding what it is and what it is not. We would love to clear up any misconceptions.
At IBI Global, we believe that education drives technology not technology drives education since good teachers and experts inspire learners to be lifelong learners.