Author: Lesley Oyer

Fixing the problem of the under-qualified

For some employers the problem of hiring isn’t so much linked to a lack of money or recruitment efforts. Instead, the specialized skills they need in a new hire aren’t being taught at the university level, or those with the ability set they need aren’t applying to job postings.

CSE Families Participating in "Kids' Dirty Dash for St. Jude"

Several CSE family members will be participating in the “Kids’ Dirty Dash for St. Jude” this month. Proceeds from the event go to the St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Check out the details for the event at their website, http://www.kidsdirtydashforstjude.com. Come join us on June 30th for a good cause!

CSE Families Participating in “Kids’ Dirty Dash for St. Jude”

Several CSE family members will be participating in the “Kids’ Dirty Dash for St. Jude” this month. Proceeds from the event go to the St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Check out the details for the event at their website, http://www.kidsdirtydashforstjude.com. Come join us on June 30th for a good cause!

Focusing app development on the market

If bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs are key to a current business plan, market research indicates the Apple app development may be the way to go.

Reaching more businesses with mobile app development

A recent study by Paychex found that those considering creating a custom training experience for their employees might want to lean strongly toward mobile app development due to the resounding popularity of the platform.

Asian markets clamor for eLearning

Recognizing the value of eLearning development, many universities are spending millions in an effort to put the entirety of its curriculum online and accessible via mobile learning apps.

Construction program builds itself up

In order to enhance its reach with vital educational tools, AGC’s California chapter is now using eLearning development to offer these tools through its website.