Docebo Q2 revenue up 22%
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Docebo has reported an increase in revenue and profit for the second quarter 2024.
Docebo has reported an increase in revenue and profit for the second quarter 2024.
A new learning experience platform is being implemented across Government.
Aims to help educators save time and prioritise student learning.
Knowledge workers are optimistic about significant boosts to productivity, with AI poised to redefine workflows, drive innovation, and unlock new opportunities for growth.
A U.S. report has found that while employees cite ongoing skills development a priority for their performance, continuous upskilling is not yet the norm for most workers.
The top emerging companies for workforce development in 2024.
Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has completed the acquisition of Udacity, a digital education pioneer that blends online learning with human instruction.
Learning platform vendor Docebo has reported a jump in revenues to $51.4 million and net income up to $5.2 million, for the first quarter 2024.
Coverage from LT2024 in its 25th anniversary; highlights and interviews with participants.
Conference Chair, Donald H Taylor, joins Rob Clarke with his observations on Learning Technologies 2024.
Frank Furnari, CEO, ARuVR on the future of immersive technology in L&D.
Toby Harris presents how using AI Filtered can now quickly build individual skill frameworks for large employers which historically was difficult, costly and time-consuming to achieve.
Myles Runham, Fosway, with an assessment of market conditions.
Steve Dineen, at Learning Technologies 2024, explains what new in the Fuse learning platform.
GuyKat Founder and CEO, Guy McEvoy, at Learning Technologies 2024.
Nadya Stels, iSpring, with Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024.
Helen Simpson explains how Jam Pan has evolved from a freelance agency into a digital learning services partner.
Cammy Bean explains Kineo's market position at Learning Technologies 2024.
Ben Betts gives an update on Learning Pool in 2024, talking about a new digital adoption platform, Learning Pool's use of AI and future innovations in learning with AI.
Lucy Lewis, Director of Business and Strategy, on where Netex fits in the market, its priorities and challenges for the year ahead.
Learning News with Patrick Jocelyn and Renée Fredlund from digital learning services provider, Omniplex Learning, at Learning Technologies 2024.
New Mind Tools CEO, Shabnam Shahani, with Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024.
Emil Reisser-Weston joins Learning News to explain all about Open eLMS and its inbuilt AI authoring, openelms.ai, for quickly creating elearning, learning pathways and recommendations.
Camilia Miccolis, Rise Up, with Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024.
Lefteris Ntouanoglou explains how Schoox is using AI to connect skills and jobs and learning content
Danny Abdo and Corey Hynes join Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024 to introduce Skillable, a platform that connects learning with work and helps employees to prove skills.
Armin Hopp joins Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024 with the latest on Speexx and its unique all-in-one platform for business coaching, mentoring and language training.
Josh Cardoz, Chief Creative & Learning Officer at Sponge, explains where Sponge fits in the market and its learning experience and strategy proposition.
Jon Synnott from business-focussed LMS vendor Thought Industries at Learning Technologies 2024.
Thrive announced Thrive AI at LT2024. CLO Helen Marshall talks to Learning News about its position in the market and the challenges ahead.
Lars Hyland explains what's new at Totara at Learning Technologies 2024.
Ben Laycock from Valamis at Learning Technologies with news of Valamis' new brand identity aimed at connecting L&D with business strategy.
Vicky Bartolacci introduces Kineo's new suite of ESG courses.
Paula Hughes with an update from the Learning Network.
Julie Drybrough on creating spaces for conversations and the culture needed for successful technology and transformation.
Steve Wheeler provides a summary of AI and mixed reality learning tech and how L&D is responding.
Rise Up has announced the acquisition of adaptive learning specialist, Domoscio; Personalised skills assessments and learning paths at scale.
Andy Wooler from Area9 Lyceum talks to Learning News at Learning Technologies 2024 about his work running aid into Ukraine and explains how the L&D community can help.
Amy Tessitore, Open LMS, joins Learning News with an update on the open source learning management system and its new features added in 2024.
Groundbreaking LMS business model aims to revolutionise training for organisations; interview with Alison CEO, Mike Feerick.
Budgets down, lengthening buying decisions, higher justification bar; economic pressures are having ‘significant impact’ on the sector; Interview with Myles Runham, Senior Analyst, Fosway.
Learning and development software provider, Kallidus, has announced Harry Chapman-Walker as CEO, taking over from Stephen Read.
While there are signs of a cautiously optimistic job market in the wider economy the learning market remains challenged.
LMS365, an AI-powered learning platform built into Microsoft 365 and Teams, today announced its acquisition of Valuebeat.
Cornerstone has announced the acquisition of extended reality capabilities and a team of highly specialised domain experts from Talespin, a spatial learning company focused on workforce skills development.
Conference Chair, Donald H Taylor, along market analyst David Wilson from Fosway and three of the show's exhibitors, Nuz Saeed, Omniplex Learning, Andy Costello, Kineo and Hannah Quinton, GuyKat, look ahead to Learning Technologies 2024.
Global professional services business, Accenture, has announced it is purchasing the digital education business, Udacity, for an undisclosed sum and investing $1 billion over three years to meet clients’ training needs.
Niloufar Zarin to lead the development of AI across the LMS vendor and its product roadmap.
Annual report into the learning systems market and vendor positioning published by Fosway; interview with market analyst, Fiona Leteney.
The market for Learning Management Systems will grow to $51.9 billion over the next four years, according to a new report.