Large-scale, multi-national learntech implementations
Learning Technologies 2024 this April looks at successful multi-national learning technology implementations with the help of Ryan Steer from BUPA and Steve Renz from BNI.
Running successful multi-national learning technology implementations: Steve Renz, Global Director of Learning and Development at BNI and Ryan Steer, Group Director Digital People Solutions at BUPA, will host a conference session for L&D practitioners on systems implementation at Learning Technologies 2024 this April in London.
Looking to navigate the complexities of large-scale learning technology implementation? Here we address how challenges multiply when you’re working across differing cultural and business landscapes as well as sprawling IT infrastructures. The start at localization and go well beyond it. Join us for tips on making your multi-national implementation fly.
Managing multi-national learning technology implementation is more complex than it might seem at first. Delivering to two countries is more than twice as complex as delivering to a single country because of the factors involved: multiple languages, cultures, practices, data sets, systems…, each needing to be tackled and then maintained. Deployments can become vastly more complex with each additional country.
Learning Technologies Conference Chair, Donald H Taylor, said: “Join us to learn about the challenges of language diversity and the need for customised training approaches to suit different business models and regional needs. How do you balance the need for different content sources with the need for consistent quality? Is there a single best approach, or does the choice of a centralised, de-centralised or federated model depend on circumstances? Join us to discuss all of this and more.”
Talking points/takeaways:
- Localization and translation: creating and maintaining content
- Ensuring consistent training quality globally
- Creating a single source of reliable data from different systems
- Comparing centralised and federated delivery
- Ensuring support for deskless workers
Running successful multi-national learning technology implementations takes place on day two, 18 April at 15:50.
The full programme is available on the event website Learning Technologies 2024 Conference, along with conference pass sales: Learning Technologies 2024 Conference Conference Passes.
Speakers include: Stella Lee, Dani Johnson, Chara Balasubramaniam, Brandon Carson, Hadiya Nuriddin, Markus Bernhardt; just a few of the 90+ speakers on the programme.
Learning Technologies 2024
17-18 April 2024, London ExCeL
#LT24UK
learningtechnologies.co.uk
Steve Renz
Global Director of Learning and Development, BNI
Dr. Steve Renz serves as the BNI Global Director of Learning and Development. He is a former US Marine and law enforcement professional with over 25 years of executive and educational management experience. In addition to an MBA, he holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership with a focus on Entrepreneurial Leadership from Regent University. He is a Six Sigma Greenbelt and holds a master's certificate in project management from Villanova University. He serves as an adjunct professor at Regent University, South University, and Carolina University in the MBA and Ph.D. programs. Dr. Renz is committed to lifelong learning and professional development.
Ryan Steer
Group Director Digital People Solutions, BUPA
As a people technology leader, Ryan has been at the forefront of digital transformation and innovation for over 15 years. With a strong background in learning, talent and HR technology, Ryan has held various leadership roles in the healthcare and insurance industries, driving change and growth through the implementation of cutting-edge technology solutions. Passionate about empowering people and organisations to reach their full potential, and committed to fostering a culture of collaboration, agility, and continuous learning.