Omnitrack version 2.60.0
Track time spent in a specific status The form overview dashboard now allows you to track the amount of time a submission spends in a specific status. This could be used for SLA monitoring to ensure that submissions are dealt with within defined committed periods of time. Add status tracking by navigating to ‘View submissions’ […]
How to create a Compliance Culture
How to create a Compliance Culture in your organisation The term ‘compliance culture’ isn’t new; for years we’ve heard about the need for organisations to create one in order to really get on top of and mitigate regulatory and reputational risk. In fact, it’s become something of a holy grail among business leaders. This eBook […]
How to streamline administration on your LMS/LXP
In order to reduce administration time, it’s important to get to grips with your eLearning platform’s automated features and streamline as many processes as possible. This video explores LXP automation tools such as scheduling communications to employees in advance, auto enrolling staff for training and/or refresher training, and syncing your LXP with other third-party platforms […]
How to improve knowledge retention rates
eLearning retention rates can be a tricky business – it’s not enough to just present learners with information and expect them to retain it. In this video, our Learning Design Director, Stacey, takes an enlightening look at ways to improve learner retention rates using advanced instructional design techniques such as scenario-based training and decision-based training. […]
On-demand webinar: ESG – Understanding reporting frameworks
ESG can feel like a complex and confusing topic, from finding the right data to track to aligning to frameworks. Are ESG frameworks mandatory, or even necessary for ESG? Which framework is right for which industry and size of business, and what’s the benefit, or not, of aligning to a framework for ESG? In this […]
Using scenarios to promote learning effectiveness
Using scenarios to promote learning effectiveness In this video we take a closer look at scenario-based learning and the ways it can be used to strengthen the performance of your training program. In the video, our Instructional Design Team Leader, Neil, explores the relevance of scenario-based training to real workplace problems and investigates how using […]
What is Social Engineering?
Social engineering is another technique used by hackers to gain personal data from individuals through unauthorised access. This happens by hackers either contacting you directly and conning you into handing over your details, or through getting you to open a link/attachment that installs malware onto your device. If you have ever received an email asking […]
What is Phishing?
The concept of phishing is simple, pretend to be someone you’re not to get money/personal details out of someone through an element of trust. What is worrying is that nearly 100,000 people reported receiving phishing emails in 2015, and with this style of attack being successful (for the hackers) 50% of the time, too many […]
How the Data Protection Act affects businesses
Data Protection is the precautionary procedure used to control personal information used by businesses and organisations. The Data Protection Act (DPA), recently updated in 2018, complies with some of the directives stated within the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Businesses in the UK are obliged to abide by the protection principles listed in the DPA, […]
What is Money Laundering?
What is money laundering? Money laundering is the term used to describe the act of disguising illegal money to make it seem like it came from a different – and legitimate – source. Criminals make the proceeds of crime appear to be legally obtained in order to get away with their crime and avoid raising […]
