Small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) are joining the e-learning and performance revolution in rapid succession.

The streamlined approach to e-learning offered by software-as-a-service (SaaS) models makes assessing, delivering and measuring training as common and critical to SMBs as they are to large enterprises. In fact, research by Bersin & Associates shows that approximately 20 percent of e-learning expenditures now come from companies with fewer than 1,000 employees, and the percentage is growing.

Employers Struggle with III-Prepared Workforce
s the Obama administration shines a light on the training and skills workers will need for the jobs of tomorrow, a new report shows that U.S. employers continue to struggle with an ill-prepared workforce, finding new hires lack crucial basic and applied skills...

Training and Accountability
Each year, American companies invest $50 to $60 billion a year on workplace training...

Reactive Software Holds Search Promise
A new generation of software that will understand questions and give specific, tailored answers was recently showcased at Harvard University...

CONTENT: Expanding Globally
Learn.com's Software as a Service (SaaS) platform is being made available to people all over the world...

CONTENT: Cloud Computing to Forefront
Rackspace Hosting has announced the launch of NoMoreServers.com, a site dedicated to the emergence of Computing-as-a-Service models (like hosting, cloud computing and SaaS) to power corporate computing...

LMS: A Complete Service Ecosystem
ePath Learning's Enterprise Learning Service is a complete service ecosystem that allows you to deploy enterprise-wide on-demand learning programs, faster, at less cost, with higher adoption rates resulting in a quicker return on investment...

Readers and professionals from both the private and public sector cast ballots for the best e-learning solutions providers across 16 product categories. Winners for each category will be named at the Elearning! Summit on Nov. 5.