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Interactive Video in Business: The Training That Forges On-the-Job Skills

25 June 2026 Corporate Training

We frequently observe it: digital training has proliferated, true, but its on-the-ground effectiveness often lags. Companies invest heavily in content, yet employees struggle to genuinely convert this « knowledge » into operational « know-how. » A persistent gap exists between mere knowledge and practical application. This is a critical challenge...

Outdated E-learning? Modernize It with SF Studio, No Overhaul Needed.

24 June 2026 E-learning

Are your e-learning modules lacking impact? This is a common challenge for training managers: entire digital catalogs struggle to capture attention. Your content, once effective, no longer captivates learners or demonstrates concrete utility in the field. The modernization of e-learning modules becomes a major issue.Many training departments manage rich content...

E-learning Costs: SF Studio Breaks the Quality/Price Dilemma

24 June 2026 E-learning

Upskilling is a strategic imperative. Yet, HR and training teams face a significant digital learning challenge: how to combine quality, rapid production, and a controlled budget? This complex equation too often leads to difficult trade-offs. What is often underestimated is that the cost of an e-learning module extends far beyond...

How to Transform PowerPoint into Interactive E-Learning: The Guide

23 June 2026 E-learning Authoring

We have all been there. On a Monday morning, an email lands in your inbox with an 80-slide PowerPoint attached. It is the new technical guide or the latest regulatory update from the business department. The message is always the same: "We need to train the entire network by the...

E-Learning Completion Rates: The Illusion of Competence

23 June 2026 Skills & Assessment

A 92% e-learning completion rate on your latest compliance module. On paper, it looks perfect. HR indicators are green, management is smiling, and you tick the regulatory box with relief. Except that the next day, on the ground, nothing changes. The same safety mistakes happen on the workshop floor, and...

Cluster Project: Cost-Effective Interactive Video and AI at Scale

22 June 2026 Non classé

Behind the Scenes of Traditional Filming: A Trap for Your Budget 15,000 euros. That is roughly what it costs to produce three short 5-minute role-play videos with professional actors. Usually, when the bill arrives, training projects stall. It is a real shame: teams love video formats, but the logistics of...

Turn Your PowerPoints into Interactive Video Simulations

19 June 2026 E-learning Authoring

Your servers are cluttered with complex PowerPoints or PDFs that your teams barely open. A linear e-learning module might tick an administrative box, but it changes nothing in the field. Scrolling through slides doesn't teach how to handle an angry customer or perform a technical task safely. To build real...

Bridge Your Training Catalog Gaps in 48 Hours

18 June 2026 Corporate Training

The Systematic "All-Custom" Trap The Illusion of Absolute Uniqueness We often hear it in meetings: "Our corporate culture is too specific, we can't use external content." This is a costly misconception. When you closely analyze needs, you realize that 80% of key soft skills rely on universal standards. Conducting a...

The Real Cost of Passive E-Learning vs. Decision-Making Video

17 June 2026 Learner Engagement

A 92% completion rate. Positive feedback on the post-training survey. On paper, your indicators are green. Yet, in the field, nothing changes. Your sales reps still lose deals when buyers push back, and your managers continue to avoid difficult conversations. The reality is simple: linear e-learning—the infamous 'click-next' format—carries a...

VTS Editor: Create Immersive Simulations Without a Developer

16 June 2026 E-learning Authoring

Traditional E-Learning Is Going in Circles (and Your Employees Are Checking Out) Clicking "Next" Is Not a Skill We have all been there: sitting in front of a screen, finger glued to the mouse, mechanically clicking "Next" to scroll through blocks of text. It is frustrating. More importantly, it is...

wperes@seriousfactory.com