Enterprise IT

Achieving End to End UC Visibility

According to Robin Gareiss, president and founder of Nemertes Research, “Companies devote 33% more IT staff to managing IP telephony and 31% more to UC when they don’t use monitoring tools. The tools are instrumental to identifying, isolating, and resolving performance issues—and preventing them from happening again. When apps run efficiently, employees are more likely to use them.”

That’s one reason 36% more people actually use UC in large companies that use monitoring tools. Join Robin Gareiss, president and founder, Nemertes Research and David Roberts, director of product management, Riverbed, as they explore the different approaches to monitoring UC—network probes vs endpoint telemetry—and why taking a combined approach helps you monitor quality of experience and more quickly troubleshoot issues.

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Enterprise IT / IT Operations

Shorter Paths to PLM Value

Could it be that the traditional deployment model for PLM systems, which is based on servers in a client’s location, creates a roadblock to value? In this eBook, PLM analyst Chad Jackson describes: The challenges that product developmen…

Enterprise IT / Featured Tech / InfoTech

3 Productivity Hacks for Your Tech Team

Time has almost everything in common with money: we waste it, spend it, save it. But, we can’t earn anymore of it. When it comes to being more productive—as a professional, or an entire team—we’re generally speaking about time management. As Pluralsight’s Enterprise Curriculum Director, Jim Christopher knows that managing a team of in-demand professionals and keeping up-to-date on emerging technologies becomes something of a Zen-master of time management. Watch (and be amazed) as Jim spends 30 minutes in this on-demand webinar where he breaks down his three productivity hacks for tech teams.

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Recruit vs. Retain

When you lose a good employee, you lose more than just their productivity in the short-term. All their institutional knowledge is out the door, and you jeopardize the confidence of your remaining staff. It can have a lasting impact on your team’s produ…

Enterprise IT / Featured Tech / InfoTech

You Don’t Need to Hire a Unicorn

It’s easy to focus on the skills and responsibilities a potential job candidate can fulfill, but you’ll never find someone who checks off all the boxes on your wish list. So how do you add great people to your tech team?

In our report, “You Don’t Need to Hire a Unicorn,” we discuss:

  • The characteristics you should look for when hiring
  • Skills that can be learned over time
  • How to transform new employees into star team members

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Enterprise IT

Case Study: Effectively Onboarding New Hires and Ongoing Learning

HealthStream, through its software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, empowers healthcare providers to better support and develop their workforces. To succeed in its mission, it needs a technology staff that’s agile and current on new trends and best practices, which means solving three challenges:

  • Providing staff with ongoing training at the point of need
  • Accurately addressing a new hire’s skills gaps
  • Building a culture of learning

Pluralsight has had a major impact on making HealthStream’s employee onboarding process more efficient. The team first discusses skills and languages that candidates for each role should know. New hires are asked about their current skills and what they might need to learn before fully assuming the responsibilities of their new role. Through their analysis, HealthStream can determine which Pluralsight courses new employees need to watch.

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