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Developing a marketing plan to stand out from the competition can be challenging in the crowded online business landscape. When it comes to international growth, whether you’re just starting out as a brand new company or have an established brand identity, customers need to connect with your...

What many businesses are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented and the ramifications are far-reaching, irrespective of geography or industry. In times of uncertainty, clear, effective communication can provide reassurance and strategic vision – helping lay the groundwork for future...

There are many countries or regions where it can be complicated to figure out the proper language to focus on when launching a product or service. Iran and the surrounding regions are no exception.

Learning a new language can seem intimidating for someone just starting out. Often the best way to get motivated is to find out how other people approach the opportunity and what they believe makes them successful when it comes to being multilingual.

We are in the midst of some of the most challenging times of this generation. The worldwide outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus is challenging government officials, law enforcement, healthcare institutions, grocery stores, and the global logistics infrastructure.

Professionals across industries are flocking to eLearning courses in order to hone skills and acquire knowledge. The number of interactive and useful courses seems to be growing by the day.

You probably already know that the language of global business is English. But, there are many businesses and markets where English is a second language or isn’t used at all.

Never before has it been easier to take the knowledge you have from your experience and relay it to those willing to learn.

Few things are as quintessentially American as the Hollywood movie industry. But the Hollywood of today has moved beyond focusing on just the US. Due to globalization, 70% of Hollywood’s revenue comes from foreign markets, such as China and Russia.

By 2022, the amount spent on eLearning globally is expected to surpass $243 billion.