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Kishor Amberkar

Learnsoft Co-Founder, Kishor Amberkar, has served in several roles over the past 17 years to successfully grow the company's product reach and capabilities. In particular, he has provided consistent success in maximizing organizational performance by driving growth in the healthcare and government sectors. Starting as Chief Architect, Kishor's software development initiatives have helped the company capture market share, restructure business operations, and improve bottom-line operational efficiency. In his current role as Chief Technology Officer, he continues to support the evolution of technology to ensure that Learnsoft delivers the best learning management system to clients.
Picture of Kishor Amberkar

Kishor Amberkar

Learnsoft Co-Founder, Kishor Amberkar, has served in several roles over the past 17 years to successfully grow the company's product reach and capabilities. In particular, he has provided consistent success in maximizing organizational performance by driving growth in the healthcare and government sectors. Starting as Chief Architect, Kishor's software development initiatives have helped the company capture market share, restructure business operations, and improve bottom-line operational efficiency. In his current role as Chief Technology Officer, he continues to support the evolution of technology to ensure that Learnsoft delivers the best learning management system to clients.
How can your LMS bridge the skills gap? An expert explains how a modern learning management system can help develop essential workforce skills

How Can Your LMS Help Bridge the Skills Gap?

Sponsored by Learnsoft The Skills Gap is Growing. So is Pressure on L&D Demand for skilled employees seems limitless. Modern technology and automation are  displacing workers in all industries, even while creating new jobs that need to be filled. Baby Boomers are rapidly retiring, but entry-level people from younger generations haven’t yet developed enough expertise to take on these positions. And competition for skilled professionals in technology, healthcare and other specialties remains fierce. Throughout the pandemic, HR departments felt pressure to deliver a high-performing workforce. Unfortunately, that pressure isn’t likely to ease any time soon. In fact, by 2030, talent shortages

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