How to transform your learning strategy with a mobile LMS
NetDimensions, the award-winning learning solutions provider, is to run a webinar, "Transform your learning strategy with a mobile LMS." The September presentation will also feature a rundown of NetDimensions' insight guide.
On Thursday, September 21st, award-winning LMS and overall learning solutions provider NetDimensions will host a free webinar that will provide expert guidance to businesses looking to create a mobile LMS. Experts hosting the webinar will demonstrate how to make the switch to mobile a seamless, smooth transition.
Attendees to the webinar can expect a collaborative discussion, with the session agenda designed to tackle some of the main challenges in mobile learning deployment.
Webinar participants will also learn more about NetDimensions’ proprietary powerful resource, a guide that shows leaders how to maximize mobile learning for employee success. It takes an in-depth look at the way smartphones, tablets and devices have revolutionized the way we work and learn, taking you through ways to meet the key challenges of security, connectivity and providing great learning content which inspires employees at their convenience.
“Mobile has again topped the list as the most important initiative that NetDimensions customers are focused on this year,” says SVP of Sales Bill Mastin, who has helped some of the world’s leading businesses meet the demand for learning on-the-go. "Explosive growth in mobile usage means that organizations, employees, their customers and extended enterprises want and need to consume learning over a variety of devices."
With industry expert predictions that the US-based mobile learning market will grow to $37.6 billion by 2020, this NetDimensions resource will provide indispensible insight to eLearning decision-makers responsible for securing the best mobile LMS for each of their unique company environments. The concise guide will help users understand how the alignment of mobile technology with business strategy helps to better retain and attract talent, as well as how to improve productivity and secure both the demand and relevance of an organization’s products and services.
“NetDimensions’ mobile learning platform is facilitating these initiatives with the release of our new slate app,” adds Mastin. “The app is free, simple and skinnable for our clients, and our integration with next-generation mobile html5 authoring tools is designed to support a mobile workforce.”
The insight can be downloaded from: http://www.netdimensions.com/uk/resources/downloads/insights/6-main-advantages-of-a-mobile-LMS.
The one-hour webinar takes place on Thursday, September 21st, 2017 at 08:00 PST / 11:00 EST / 16:00 BST.
Registration is available at http://na-sjl.marketo.com/lp/175-AEG-537/Mobile-Strategy_Landing-Page.html.
More about the NetDimensions app is available at: http://www.netdimensions.com/uk/solutions/mobile-learning.php.
About NetDimensions
Established in 1999, NetDimensions is a global provider of performance, knowledge and learning management solutions to highly regulated industries.
NetDimensions provides companies, government agencies and other organizations with talent management solutions to personalize learning, share knowledge, enhance performance, foster collaboration and manage compliance programs for employees, customers, partners and suppliers.
NetDimensions' solutions also include custom content and learning portal development services, as well as off-the-shelf course libraries and regulatory compliance courseware developed by NetDimensions' subject matter experts and content partners.
NetDimensions' award-winning solutions have been chosen by leading organizations worldwide including ING, Cathay Pacific, Chicago Police Department, Geely Automotive, Norton Healthcare, and Fresenius Medical Care.
NetDimensions is ISO 9001 certified and NetDimensions hosted services are ISO 27001 certified.
NetDimensions is part of Learning Technologies Group plc (LTG).
For more information, visit www.NetDimensions.com or follow @netdimensions on Twitter.