Keeping up with DScape

DScape teams up with Forbo

 

DScape developed and hosts Forbo 360, a custom web application for Forbo Flooring NA that guides and supports the company’s end-to-end sales, installation and maintenance process.  

 

Interview with Forbo Flooring

 

What is your role at Forbo Flooring?

I am the head of technical operations for North America and Central America.  I handle education and training for the various outlets that come in contact with our product in the field: foreign dealers that sell the product, installers that are fitting the product and anyone involved with floor care and maintenance. I'm responsible for the training of our own salespeople, internal staff and technical reps and I also sit on the global technical committee for Forbo.

 

A Word With….

Patty Edwards

Mondelez International

National Training Manager

 

Bio Box:

 

Interview with Patty Edwards from Mondelēz

 

DSCAPE:    Thank you very much, Patty for joining me today for this interview.  Your depth of knowledge and experience as someone responsible for employee training and development at a major multinational will be valuable for people to hear.  Let’s start with the basics:  What is your official title at Mondelēz?

 

PATTY:    My official title is National Training Manager.

 

DSCAPE:    What does that entail?

 

Suit Up for Sales

 

Selling is a contact sport.  First, your sales and marketing teams need to be integrated in real time.  If your field sales people don’t have the latest promotions, don’t know how to use them or don’t know how your products solve your customers’ challenges, you’re missing opportunities. And your technology needs to keep up too.

 

Why mLearning is Easier Said than Done

Why mLearning is Easier Said than Done. eLearning, design, devices, mobility, learning, technology, LMS, learning management system, browser, iOS, Android, HTML5, interactivity, planning, analysis, clients, multi-tiered deployment, tech, mLearning

 

Mobile learning is all the rage.  Everybody wants to talk about it.  Every LMS says they rock it.  But how many companies have mastered it so far?  Not many.  Why?

 

Devices:  Which ones are your learners using?  Does your company provide them?  Do you need to support a range of devices and versions?   It matters.  Because HTML5 isn’t a single unified standard.  A current Mobile Safari browser on an iOS device delivers a different experience than your two-year-old Android users will get.