Learn on Demand Systems rebrands as Skillable

Organisation renews commitment to expanding virtual learning and skills development platform

Achieving sustainability together: the environmental value of partnership

Microsoft is making good initial progress against its ‘moonshot’ goals for sustainability, and is also helping partners and customers follow suit

Microsoft is pursuing its sustainability goals and is helping partners and customers follow suit

Learn on Demand Systems redesigns how firms re-skill their staff

Knowing something is great, but unless this knowledge can be applied to real-world scenarios, it is of little value. That’s why performance-based testing is so important

Performance-based testing ensures employees can apply knowledge to real-world scenarios

Codify uses Learn on Demand Systems solution for recruitment

IT Pro Challenges enables the firm to accelerate the recruiting process and save time

Learn on Demand Systems and Credly launch digital credential programme

Users can gain validated skills for in-demand topic areas such as cybersecurity and cloud computing

Inspire 2019 preview: Learn on Demand Systems

Chief product officer Ben Watson highlights solution updates that will be address at Inspire

Chief product officer Ben Watson highlights solution updates that will be address at Inspire

Leveraging Microsoft technologies for hybrid learning

Corey Hynes discusses how Learn on Demand Systems is using Azure to help transform its Lab on Demand engine into a tool that can deploy environments in the cloud

Corey Hynes discusses how Learn on Demand Systems is using Azure

Learn on Demand Systems partners with Xvoucher

Solution allows companies to sell their content in a high-end marketplace 

The opportunity to simplify both the process and cost of learning

Innovative companies have an opportunity to create a learning interface for the cloud, making it cheaper and easier for consumers and businesses to come to terms with new software. Corey Hynes from Learn on Demand Systems explains

It should be easier to come to terms with new software, says Corey Hynes from Learn on Demand Systems