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Education

5 E-Learning Platforms that Should Be on Every Professional’s Radar

Luis Monzon -
Several years ago, the term ‘upskill’ would have been considered corporate jargon. However, the recent transition from brick-and-mortar offices to virtual spaces has created an urgent need for professionals to prioritise continuous learning to remain relevant in the ever-changing workplace. The...
Education

Why More Retailers Are Turning to E-Learning for Staff Development

Luis Monzon -
While the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been nothing short of catastrophic for some industries, the retail sector has managed to hold firm amid the crisis. As much as industries like tourism and hospitality have been decimated by...
Digital Transformation

Challenges Faced in South Africa Haven’t Stopped Its Race to Join a Digital Future

Luis Monzon -
The health of the IT landscape in South Africa and the country's position in both the continental and worldwide markets could come into question. But we really need to be looking within our borders as to how South Africa will...
Africa By Region

E-Learning Has Changed Education in Africa Forever

Luis Monzon -
E-learning has changed the face of education forever, thanks to COVID-19, and there's no going back to the way things were. At the beginning of the pandemic, education institutes across Europe, Africa and the Middle East had to adjust very...
Digital Transformation

How COVID-19 Has Changed E-Learning Forever

Luis Monzon -
E-learning has changed. Much of this change is due to COVID-19, and there’s no going back to the way we were before, however, many organisations may want to do so. "COVID arrived and new technology came to the fore - like...
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Nemetschek Group Unveils AI Assistant

The Nemetschek Group, a software provider for the AEC/O and media industries, unveiled a preview of the AI Assistant,...
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