OpenSesame, the most comprehensive catalog of elearning courses from the world’s top publishers, announced that the company is a Silver level sponsor at SAP’s annual SuccessConnect conference – the premier event for human resources (HR) professionals, set to take place September 16-18 at the ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
HR Technology News: Francine Katsoudas of Cisco Joins the Better Podcast and Says Companies Need to Have a Bigger Conversation About Mental Health
SuccessConnect in Las Vegas will bring together executives and leaders in HR, IT and other lines of business to explore successful digital HR strategies in the experience economy. Hot topics will include the Human Revolution and using SAP SuccessFactors solutions to help bring organizations’ purpose to life, put more meaning into people’s work and create engaged workforces that improve both performance and profit. OpenSesame’s continued cooperation with SAP is helping companies lead with purpose and transform the people experience with SAP SuccessFactors solutions. OpenSesame specifically helps companies design and deploy training programs that transform their people experience through a seamless integration with SAP SuccessFactors solutions. At SuccessConnect Las Vegas 2019, OpenSesame will host a booth (S1) to answer questions and engage with attendees on the importance of elearning to a company’s culture.
HR Technology News: Leading Gig Platforms Put Stride’s New Benefits Platform to Work
“Through an integration with SuccessFactors’ Open Content Network (OCN), OpenSesame enables SuccessFactors customers to instantly provide thousands of courses to their learners,” said Tom Turnbull, Vice President of Partnerships at OpenSesame. “Every year, we look forward to sharing how we can curate the best fit training programs and help maximize employee engagement for SuccessFactors customers at SuccessConnect.”
The future workplace looks very different than what we see today, from technology advancements to the changing nature of jobs, skills and careers. No matter how much technology helps automate, one thing will never change: people and their experience at work make the difference.
HR Technology News: Are Your Employees Taking the Phishing Bait?