After sending many employees to work remote during the coronavirus pandemic, employers were forced to transition the many programs and initiatives that form their broader talent strategies to an ...

As training continues to evolve, we’re seeing a closing of the gap between the training that occurs on the “square range" and ...

HCPro instructor Kimberly Hoy answers questions around virtual instructor-led training needs and implications for healthcare organizations during COVID and beyond. HealthLeaders recently sat down with ...

Exploding enemy targets with precision artillery, “lasing” ground targets for drone air attack and waging close-combat urban warfare with hand-carried small arms -- are all scenarios entertained ...

Technician training is a critical part of a fleet’s maintenance routine, and in recent years, companies increasingly have added technology-based training techniques to their repertoire to supplement ...

Two years into the pandemic, most organizations have pivoted to provide virtual training due to imposed work-from-home orders and the resulting general shift to remote work. While these organizations ...

From 2008-2019, 109 firefighters lost their lives due to training injuries. While many of these may be attributed to personal health issues, the majority comprise a senseless loss of life. If you are ...

Rigorous training is the backbone of the fire service. Sometimes, though, it can end in the very outcome it hopes to prevent. Last week, San Francisco firefighter Jason Cortez was killed when a water ...

Over the last several years, we've seen learning and development take many forms ranging from in-person to e-learning and blended solutions. When Covid-19 hit and all gatherings came to a halt, that ...

A Stryker vehicle commander interacts in real time with a soldier avatar that is operated remotely from a collective trainer. (Courtesy of the U.S. Army) WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army is driving realism ...