The era of COVID has presented new challenges for training remote and in-person employees and customers. While trainers feel they are heavily dependent on video conferencing, many quickly discover it alone can’t provide the robust and flexible communication needed to support all training scenarios.

Even with the right tools in place, it can be challenging for a training team to meet the growing training needs of a remote workforce. In this webinar, we’ll discuss how companies are building a scalable training strategy by tapping into social and informal learning.

Join Aragon's CEO and Lead Analyst Jim Lundy and Head of Enterprise Video Mark Lagemann from Panopto for a deep dive into that and more including:

• Why social learning with video is transforming how we do trainings today
• How this evolving technology supports your needs to customize learning for in-person and remote employees
• How tools like Panopto can help you overcome knowledge retention challenges through just-in-time learning

Mark Lagemann is the Head of Enterprise Video at Panopto. In addition to leading the organization in virtual high fives, Mark consults with higher education institutions and businesses to help solve virtual communication, training, and learning needs. Mark’s nine years of technology and video communication experience has led to his mastery of video strategy, implementation, and long-term adoption.

Jim Lundy is the founder and CEO of Aragon Research. Jim also serves as the lead analyst for the digital workplace practice. Topics covered include collaboration, communications, contact center, content management, content analytics, digital work hubs, corporate learning, and sales enablement.

Jim has over 30 years of technology and management experience as a vendor, user, and analyst. Jim spent 12 years at Gartner, where he formed and led the collaboration and social software research team and also served as a lead analyst for enterprise content management (ECM) and corporate learning. Jim has extensive experience in product strategy, development, and go-to-market plans.

Prior to founding Aragon Research, Jim was the VP/general manager of the collaboration business unit at Saba Software, where he helped to launch one of the industry's first Social Learning platforms. Jim also spent 15 years at Xerox Corporation in a variety of software and hardware sales and marketing positions. Jim has a B.S. in finance from Penn State University.