The Benefits of Training Management Software
The benefits of training management software are clear for any training and learning operation. High-quality training management software provides: Skills and Ability Tracking Flexible, Powerful Reporting Financial Management CRM Functionality Much, much more Put simply, training management software keeps everyone on the same page. In this post, we’ll explore some
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Published on September 28, 2017
How Small and Medium Businesses Can Benefit From Having a TMS
Are you a small to medium sized business that’s considering purchasing a training management system to help manage your training? Every time a business makes the decision to bring on a new piece of software to help their business grow, they need to think about the benefits this software will
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Published on July 17, 2017
How to Save Time and Stay Organised with Task Workflows
In the past we’ve talked about how course templates and resource management are awesome features of Administrate which can help you stay super organised and save you loads of time, and today we’re here to add another post to the series and talk all about task workflows. First let’s talk
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Published on June 29, 2017
How a Training Management System Can Improve Your Profitability
We write often about how it’s impossible to scale your training using nothing but spreadsheets. However, that idea isn’t based solely on organisation. It’s also about profit. Using cluttered or inefficient systems to manage your training leads to increased costs, poor performance, poor customer satisfaction, and ultimately, a smaller customer
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Published on June 22, 2017
Starting a Training Company In Your Organisation
Congratulations! Your internal training is so good, that there’s an opportunity to turn it into a revenue stream. It’s time to form a training company! A training company is an independent business or business unit which relies on commercial sales of training programs, packages and systems to survive, grow and
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Published on May 25, 2017