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Udemy and Betterworks Blend Learning and Performance for “Next Normal of Hybrid Work”
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Connecting Learning Outcomes to Business OKRS Is Key for New Era of Work.
Adding a learning component to performance management means employees move closer to their career aspirations while honing skills necessary for employers to meet their business objectives NEW YORK (PRWEB) February 10, 2021
Betterworks, the leading strategy execution enterprise software company, announced today a progressive new approach to employee development by integrating its OKR platform with Udemy for Business, a world-class enterprise learning platform powered by Udemy, the world’s largest global marketplace for learning and teaching online.
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AIDT, Alabama s state workforce development agency, is expanding its partnership with Hyundai Power Transformers (HPT) to provide access to virtual reality (VR) manufacturing training to unemployed workers and those who aspire to join the manufacturing industry, according to the Feb. 2 press announcement.
In the program, learners will have access to a VR simulation of HPT s seven-story manufacturing facility, according to the release. Within the simulation, workers gain first-hand invaluable experiences with the safety protocols required to operate heavy machinery and equipment of up to 400 tons, lifting power transformers as heavy as 800,000 pounds.
The partnership intends to address Gov. Kay Ivey s goal to add 500,000 highly skilled employees to Alabama s workforce by 2025.