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TestBeyond Go-Live: The 3 Metrics to Prove Software Value

Alright, so you’ve done it. You’ve spent months, maybe years, planning, customizing, and implementing your enterprise software. Salesforce, SAP, or some bespoke platform finally goes live. You probably threw a launch party, congratulated the team, or at least sent a mildly enthusiastic email to the execs. But here’s the kicker: the work isn’t done. Not […]

The Role Based Software Training Blueprint

Alright, so here’s the thing. Most enterprise software projects fail, not because the tech is bad, but because training is… well… generic. You know, the boring slide decks, the one-size-fits-all “attend this session” approach, and the endless PDFs nobody opens. I’ve been there. And if you’re reading this, maybe you have too. I’m gonna share […]

8 Ways AI is Transforming Corporate Training from Compliance to Continuous Enablement

Let’s be honest corporate training used to be boring. Long slides. Endless checklists. Mandatory sessions that felt more like punishment than growth. We all know the drill. But now, something’s changing. AI’s walking in, shaking things up, and honestly? It’s about time. The old “check the box” style compliance training doesn’t work anymore — people […]

The Trap: Tactics for Resistance to Change

You ever walk into a meeting and hear someone say, “But that’s how we’ve always done it”? Yeah. That one sentence can stop a good idea dead in its tracks. I’ve seen it happen everywhere. It’s one of those quiet killers of innovation — not loud, not dramatic, but dangerous. People don’t usually resist because […]

Why Global Salesforce Rollouts Fail Without Proper Enablement

Okay, so let’s just be real. Rolling out Salesforce globally sounds great, right? Everyone’s excited. A single system, shared data, teams talking to each other. Sounds perfect. But it rarely works that way. At least not at first. I’ve seen it happen so many times. The system goes live, people log in once or twice, […]