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This release contains two minor enhancements and resolutions for several reported software assurance issues.
Training the right people at the right time is critical for the success of partner networks and extended enterprises. By ensuring that all parties involved […]
Dealerships and partner networks are facing a new reality regarding the influx of talent they’re receiving. Trade schools continue to produce dealership and partner-ready talent, […]
Ask a training manager what the Return On Investment (ROI) is on their Learning Management System (LMS) and you might hear them struggling for an […]
This release includes new location address-related columns for all Report Writer report entities.
The objective of any training program is to prove that the courses you’re offering learners will have a measurable impact. In the LMS space, some […]
The COVID pandemic had an immediate and significant impact on training programs. Now that we’re coming out of the pandemic, what are the lasting effects […]
This release contains resolutions for several reported software assurance issues.
One of the most common questions we receive from customers at LatitudeLearning is, “Do you have content too?” That’s why we’re so excited to announce […]
Let’s take a closer look at three areas that position the LatitudeLearning LMS above the rest – certifications, brands and product lines, and performance metrics. […]
This release contains an enhancement to allow brand-based accreditations with achievement tied to non-primary profiles. It also includes resolutions for reported software assurance issues.
If your company isn't providing high-quality service to your customers, it stands to reason that you won't retain those customers. You may move products, but […]
