Almost as soon as we released Intuto we had customers asking us how they could sell their courses to individuals and businesses. Today, Intuto has customers all over the world with over half a million enrolments a year. As such, the needs and use cases for selling courses are varied, and potentially quite confusing when first encountered.
This blog helps explain a few common ways that courses created and delivered inside Intuto can be sold to both individuals and companies.
Training and motivating your sales team is a key part of any business that relies on sales for revenue, but it brings its own set of challenges. How can you set achievable goals? How can you streamline sales processes? How can you improve employee engagement? What motivates your employees?
And – importantly – how can you motivate your sales team without it affecting your bottom line in the wrong way? Manager-specific training can be expensive and time consuming. Many organisations put it off, or opt for temporary or quick-fix solutions that end up costing more in opportunity cost in the long term.
The Intuto Learning Management System (LMS) has been running for around 6 years now and we have always strived to keep the user experience simple and powerful. As our user numbers grew, we implemented more ways to manage enrolments including bulk upload, self registration links, campaigns, and collections.
Last week, we focused on our great customer service team and in this article, we're focusing on our privacy and data storage policies.
As an online learning provider, we know better than most how important your data and information are to you. We are honoured that you trust us with your intellectual property: all your training courses, your hard-earned knowledge and your business details, as well as certain financial information, and we take the responsibility of protecting it seriously.
At Intuto, the customer is at the heart of everything we do. We heavily invest in our customer experience team, and we are constantly looking for ways to improve our customer experience.
Intuto is an independent New Zealand-based online learning platform, with a long history of providing the highest quality e-learning system supported by excellent customer service. We are based in Auckland, and have our HQ in Birkenhead, just a few kilometres from the CBD.
We talk a lot about why you should be using e-learning or online training but we don’t go into as much detail on how to set up an e-learning system successfully. If you’ve never used an online training system before, taking that first step might feel a bit overwhelming.
Here’s a checklist of the things you need to consider and the steps you need to take before you commit to an online training program.
High-quality training is essential for every level of your healthcare organisation, from healthcare providers and assistants to managers and directors. A strong online learning solution is a great way to ensure everyone understands their own roles and how they relate to other roles. This helps to give staffers the necessary knowledge, skills and confidence, which can be the difference between life and death for patients and clients and improve every aspect of your organisation, from admin and customer satisfaction to employee retention. A scoping review found that e-learning in the healthcare field can enhance an education experience, support development, ease time constraints, overcome geographic limitations and can offer greater flexibility.
Professionals in healthcare, more than any other industry, need to be fully trained and engage in ongoing continuing professional development. After all, healthcare professionals are responsible for our health and wellbeing, and arguably, what stands between life and death.
There is no doubt that 2020 was a year that changed how people interact in many facets of life. One of those is the delivery of training. Technology supported training is nothing new. Online learning and before that computer aided learning (in one form or another) has been around since the 80s but it’s only been in the last decade or so that mobile devices, ubiquitous high speed internet and online software has put this sort of technology within reach of most business.