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Skills development must be prioritized and pursued within the organization. A lack of IT skills is having serious consequences globally, including higher levels of employee stress, project and deployment delays, and even revenue loss. A skilled workforce is the solution. Identify where skills gaps pose the biggest threat and pursue training in those areas.
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79% of IT decision-makers say their teams have skills gaps. Almost 40% attribute these gaps to a lack of training investment.
Customer spotlight. Global Knowledge's training courses helped a system administrator from California successfully migrate and maintain two firewalls for his organization. See Dane’s story.
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Subject matter experts with real-world skills. Nearly 70% of Global Knowledge instructors are active IT consultants.
Stay current between trainings. Our resource library is filled with free articles, webinars and white papers written by the same experts who teach our courses.
Apply new skills immediately. 97% of Global Knowledge students have used or will use their new knowledge in their current job.
The Global Knowledge Skills Development Index™ is a tool to help IT professionals identify the most important skill needs, select the appropriate training, and ultimately eliminate skills gaps.
By deemphasizing college degrees during the hiring process, a pipeline to more candidates could emerge, leading to diminished skills gaps and potentially lower payroll.
There’s no substitute for the expert interaction of instructor-led training (ILT) courses. Learn how rising skills gaps coincide with a drop in ILT attendance.
You know the value of training. Now share it with your manager. Our guide is filled with handy tips, stats and a template to convince your manager of the benefits of training.
Increased productivity is one of the many benefits that come from training with Global Knowledge. Discover even more benefits from first-hand surveys of more than 3,200 of our students.
Effective learning is founded on a balance of formal and informal learning. Use this formula as a recommendation for optimal learning.
