Rethinking Content Syndication in Customer Education
About This Webinar
Most software vendors have training content their customers actually need — and no effective way to get it to them.
Hand it over for customers to host in their own LMS, and you lose visibility into engagement, reporting, and whether the content is being updated correctly. Keep it behind your own portal, and customers are forced to come back to you for access, reporting, and every content change.
That's the content syndication challenge, and most existing solutions simply shift the operational burden from one side to the other due to which everyone spends more time managing content than driving adoption.
In this session, Dave Derington, an industry veteran who's worked across vendors, customers and services partners — joins Casey Trujillo from BrainStorm to unpack why content syndication has been so difficult for customer education teams—and what a better model looks like.
What you'll learn
- Why content syndication has stalled and what it's costing vendors and customers
- Why the LMS model can’t keep pace with your business — and what a behavior change system does differently
- How to let enterprise customers curate their own learning experience without losing control of your content or becoming a bottleneck
- What shared reporting looks like when both sides have visibility into who's learning and who isn't
Speakers
About Dave Derington: Dave Derington is a Customer Education leader (currently working at VAST Data), Co-Host of the CELab podcast, and Owner of Software Education Solutions, LLC. He has built and advised education programs from every side of the table — as the vendor delivering training, the customer receiving it, and the services partner in between — and has used Brainstorm firsthand as a customer.
About Casey Trujillo: Casey Trujillo applies over 20 years of experience working with Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies to guide them through their digital transformations with a best-in-class solution set. Casey has played an instrumental role in coaching organizations through the process of re-imagining their businesses with applied end-user technology.