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3 Enterprise Training Trends: What’s Ahead with Administrate

Patrick Flanagan
By Patrick Flanagan
How It Started (for Administrate) Unlike the imposed slowdown of a global pandemic, sometimes you have to choose to slow down in order to speed up. This was the decision we made at Administrate in 2017. It took us slowing down so that we could focus on developing the best API-first platform available in learning technology. The choice was simple: a comprehensive, publicly available API was the only way to enable our customers to have the true learning technology ecosystem that enterprise training operations require.  Now, in 2021, it’s time to speed up again and we’re so excited about addressing some of the trends in today’s market. In this post, I want to touch on three emerging trends we’re seeing and challenge you to think about them a bit.

Why Do CLOs Use Business Intelligence for Upskilling

Ross Sellers
By Ross Sellers
Making a Difference in 2020   It’s becoming increasingly important for training programs to report on their business impact. Training teams are constantly reacting to change, building responses to new company goals, and creating learning objectives geared toward adaptability, agility, and employee upskilling in response to new business objectives.

Training Management & COVID-19: Solutions for the Coronavirus Pandemic – Part Four

John Peebles
By John Peebles
Welcome to Training Management & COVID-19: Solutions for the Coronavirus Pandemic – a series of interviews with enterprise training leaders from around the world who are adapting the way they work. They’ll share some of the scenarios they’re facing, identity best practices, what’s working and what’s not, and we’re hopefully going to laugh a lot along the way as well.  My name is John Peebles, CEO of Administrate, and today I have long-time customer Kevin Streater, the Vice President of ForgeRock University, on the line. Their training program supports internal employees, partners, and customers in learning about, and implementing, ForgeRock’s identity management solutions. We talk about how he and his team, through thoughtful, consistent investment in learning infrastructure, have found themselves uniquely prepared to deal with unexpected challenges. We also talk about how much I hate live demos, something Kevin has consistently subjected me to over the years. Before you pop in your earbuds, be sure to subscribe to our blog to stay connected for future episodes. We’ll be publishing part four of our series next week! All the best to you and your team as you navigate these rapidly changing times. John PeeblesCEO of Administrate