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Preventing Training Waste: A New Approach to Human Resource Development

In the fast-paced world of business, the effectiveness of training programs is often called into question. Human resource and educational professionals frequently encounter challenges in verifying whether their training efforts yield valuable results. The recent seminar organized by CBT Solutions and Digital Knowledge aims to tackle this pressing issue. With a focus on the digital transformation (DX) of training through computer-based testing (CBT), this event explores practical strategies to enhance training efficacy.

A Partnership for Progress

Host CBT Solutions, known for its commitment to advanced testing operations, teamed up with Digital Knowledge, a pioneer in the e-learning field in Japan. Together, they presented their first seminar, titled "Preventing Training Waste: Achieving the Digital Transformation of HR Development through 'Training × CBT'", which is now available for on-demand viewing for those who missed the live session.

Why Attend?

This seminar is particularly relevant for:

• - HR and educational staff who feel their training efforts are not adequately measuring effectiveness.
• - Organizations considering transitioning large-scale internal examinations to online formats (CBT).
• - Teams looking to streamline and enhance skill development through DX initiatives.

Participants will delve into the benefits of integrating learning logs and test results, thus providing a comprehensive view of employee development. Additionally, the seminar focuses on decreasing testing operation costs and implementing safeguards against dishonesty. By designing milestones such as passing rates, the seminar aims to increase participant motivation significantly.

Insights from Experts

The seminar structure featured the following segments:

Part 1: Enhancing Learning Quality Using LMS

Tomohiko Inobush, Senior Director of Digital Knowledge's Business Solutions Division, outlined strategies to improve training quality through Learning Management Systems (LMS), emphasizing designs that prevent training from becoming a mere checkbox exercise.

Part 2: Visualizing Training Effectiveness through CBT

Yuki Asano, Senior Manager at CBT Solutions, shared insights on the merits of CBT implementation and provided case studies on managing large-scale operations. This segment reinforced the necessity of demonstrating the tangible effects of training initiatives.

Part 3: Synergies of Training and Testing

During a cross-talk session, experts discussed maximizing data utilization and engaging current teams in the training processes. There was also a Q&A segment where participants raised their inquiries and concerns about practical applications of the discussed methodologies.

Essential Details for Participants

• - Title: Preventing Training Waste: Achieving the Digital Transformation of HR Development through 'Training × CBT'
• - Application Deadline: March 15, 2026
• - Viewing Period: Starting March 16, 2026, through March 31, 2026
• - Co-Hosts: CBT Solutions, Digital Knowledge
• - Delivery Method: On-demand via Knowledge Delivery
• - Cost: Free

Exclusive Benefits

Upon completion of the seminar, participants will receive a digital badge as a certificate of attendance. Additionally, enrollment in other upcoming seminars focused on educational technologies is encouraged. This includes insights from the 1EdTech Digital Credentials Summit 2026 taking place in Philadelphia, providing attendees with the latest developments in digital credentialing.

About Digital Knowledge

Digital Knowledge is committed to bridging educational gaps and creating enriching learning environments. As the first e-learning specialized solution provider in Japan, they strive to ensure that knowledge efficiently circulates among educational institutions and training departments, thereby contributing to the betterment of knowledge society. They leverage information technology to enhance educational practices alongside their academic partners.

For further information and registration for the seminar or other inquiries, please visit Digital Knowledge's official website or contact them directly through their designated channels.