Learn on Demand Systems is pleased to announce that Robert Lisiecki has been named 2018 Employee of the Year.
One of QA’s main goals is to be the United Kingdom’s most trusted training provider. So, when one of the world’s largest financial institutions reached out to the QA team
What’s New in the TMS – November 2018: Share the quality of your course offerings, Manage your own course completion certificates, Class Browser page can now be loaded prefiltered for
Skinner will be responsible for driving efficient and effective business operations across the business. In her position as Director of Operations, Skinner was instrumental in driving growth in many facets
Learn on Demand Systems, the global leader in hands-on live learning environments, today announced a new event record of 6,692 concurrent users at Tableau Conference 2018. This is in addition
During Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft announced new role-based certifications and Azure training courses to the learning community. The training courses have been released as individual one-day courses that allow a learning
Browsing for available classes just got easier. Your students will now be able to view your organization’s classes using the new modern class browser page. In addition to the
IT organizations must develop organizational practices, such as skills assessments and the use of agile teams, to keep pace with the inevitable digital transformation. Many organizations are creating skills
The Announcements feature has had a major overhaul in functionality and appearance. You now have much more flexibility to control how, where, and when announcements are seen. Here are a
The Announcements feature has had a major overhaul in functionality and appearance. You now have much more flexibility to control how, where, and when announcements are seen. Here are a
For Tableau Conference Europe’s first-ever hosted hands-on training labs, Tableau is using Learn on Demand Systems’ new Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud Slice features within the Lab on Demand (LOD)
If you’re a windows person, you probably don’t think much about Linux. The reality is that in the data center, Linux accounts for somewhere between 65% and 80% of all server