John Peebles

Trying to access your training resources from multiple systems, geographically dispersed locations, or from repositories where your team has stored relevant–and important–scheduling, catalog, instructor, vendor, course, and learner information can be difficult. More importantly, telling the story about how your program is impacting the business, using fragmented resources and data from disparate systems, is frustrating (and time-consuming).

Virtual Classrooms Are Having a Moment Training is on the rise as employees are distributed, many working from home. A growing number of countries where our customers do business are actually including training incentives in their COVID-19 stimulus packages as part of the effort to restart economic growth. Training, more than ever, is positioned for a critical – and more visible – role in the success of business. 

Welcome to Training Management & COVID-19: Solutions for the Coronavirus Pandemic – a series of interviews with enterprise training leaders from around the world who are adapting the way they work. They’ll share some of the scenarios they’re facing, identity best practices, what’s working and what’s not, and we’re hopefully going to laugh a lot along the way as well.  My name is John Peebles, CEO of Administrate, and today I have long-time customer Kevin Streater, the Vice President of ForgeRock University, on the line. Their training program supports internal employees, partners, and customers in learning about, and implementing, ForgeRock’s identity management solutions. We talk about how he and his team, through thoughtful, consistent investment in learning infrastructure, have found themselves uniquely prepared to deal with unexpected challenges. We also talk about how much I hate live demos, something Kevin has consistently subjected me to over the years. Before you pop in your earbuds, be sure to subscribe to our blog to stay connected for future episodes. We’ll be publishing part four of our series next week! All the best to you and your team as you navigate these rapidly changing times. John PeeblesCEO of Administrate

Recently Administrate’s CEO, John Peebles, presented on the topic of ‘Business Intelligence for Training: What It Looks Like, How to Get There’ at the HR and Future of Work event. Run by the HR Exchange Network, this online event was designed to help HR professionals once again find their footing in these changing times while bringing together HR professionals who are successfully addressing the issues of diversity, personalization, and adapting to the future of work.

Welcome to Training Management & COVID-19: Solutions for the Coronavirus Pandemic – a series of interviews with enterprise training leaders from around the world who are adapting the way they work. They’ll share some of the scenarios they’re facing, identity best practices, what’s working and what’s not, and we’re hopefully going to laugh a lot along the way as well.  My name is John Peebles, CEO of Administrate, and today I have Julia Rosenthal from TÜV SÜD in Germany on the line. TÜV SÜD runs a growing and global training operation that includes countries like Italy, which has sadly been hit hard by the coronavirus. We talk about how her and her team have managed significant changes to their training operations in the wake of Europe grappling with the spread of the disease, the steps they took to prepare of the inevitable shutdown of their training centers, and how they are providing their instructors with unique ways to still engage with learners. Before you pop in your earbuds, be sure to subscribe to our blog to stay connected for future episodes. We’ll be publishing part four of our series next week! All the best to you and your team as you navigate these rapidly changing times. John PeeblesCEO of Administrate

Welcome to Training Management & COVID-19: Solutions for the Coronavirus Pandemic – a series of interviews with enterprise training leaders from around the world who are adapting the way they work. They’ll share some of the scenarios they’re facing, identity best practices, what’s working and what’s not, and we’re hopefully going to laugh a lot along the way as well.  My name is John Peebles, the CEO here at Administrate, and today I’m broadcasting to you from my home office in Edinburgh, Scotland, where we’ll be discussing training COVID-19 infrastructure, and how to respond to the unexpected with Jason Flowerday, the CEO of MDBriefCase.  Meet Jason Flowerday Jason Flowerday is the CEO of MDBriefCase, a Canada-based organization that provides accredited, online continuing professional development (CPD) to help healthcare practitioners enhance their professional practice and stay at the forefront of the latest evidence and protocols. I’m really excited to speak to Jason today, and it’ll be really interesting to see how their investments and infrastructure over the last 18 months have played out with their response to COVID-19. Before you pop in your earbuds, be sure to subscribe to our blog to stay connected for future episodes. We’ll be publishing part three of our series next week! All the best to you and your team as you navigate these rapidly changing times. John PeeblesCEO of Administrate