The Road Ahead: What are we Working on?

It’s always busy here at DeltaNet International, and our Technical and Content teams have lots of exciting plans for new product releases in the coming months.

We work hard to ensure our courses are always fresh, up-to-date, and legislatively sound. Clients currently enjoying our Compliance, HSSE, and/or Performance Suites will automatically have access to new and refreshed courses within their suite.

Here’s a sneak peek at the road not too far ahead:

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Collection update – our Content team are working hard to bring our clients a new and improved AML Collection following the recent (July 2021) update to EU regulations in this area. The updates will cover the following topics: sanctions, due diligence, and AML predicate offences and will streamline, restructure, and refresh our current AML offering.
Adapt voiceover generation – we are currently in testing stage for single voiceover file generation, a tool which utilises Microsoft AI to produce natural-sounding voiceovers for courses in different languages and using different characters. Once ready for release, the voiceover tool will allow our clients to create voiceover for a whole course in just a couple of steps
Additional Health, Safety, Security, and the Environment (HSSE Suite) offering – Our Content team are working to expand our HSSE catalogue, including courses such as Lock Out/ Tag Out safety procedure, CDM regulations, and PUWER (The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations).

As ever, if you have any questions about what’s up and coming here at DeltaNet International – or queries about any of our current product and service offerings – feel free to drop us a line. We’re always happy to hear from you and on hand to help.

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