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L&D industry veteran Paul Morton joins Simply as Chair.

We're thrilled to announce Co-founder John Guy will be CEO of the business.

In this in-depth whitepaper learn how Simply supports global fintech Finastra to become more a more skills-based organisation.

TTRO, proudly announces a strategic partnership with Simply, an innovative People Analytics Software business, to collaboratively tackle the growing skills crisis faced by organizations globally.

In a recent collaborative effort with TTRO, Simply CEO Simon Haines addressed the alarming concerns surrounding the global skills crisis in a webinar that shed light on the critical issues affecting businesses worldwide.

Our CEO Simon Haines joined our friends at Lightcast for their latest webinar, "Skills-Driven Workforce Transformation."

Skills-Driven Workforce Transformation: What does it mean for you? 

This article presents a new way for UK Food and Drink Manufacturers to address critical skills shortages. This is achieved using data on ‘adjacent’ roles and skills.

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Our CEO Simon Haines joined our friends at Lightcast for their latest webinar, "The Lightcast Skills Ecosystem."

Throughout the webinar, we explored key takeaways that shed light on the ground-breaking Lightcast insights and framework. Read on…

We shed light on the top 10 most in-demand skills that are shaping the pharmaceutical landscape. Stay tuned to find out what these are and also one that is surprisingly in decline…

What are the top 10 most in-demand skills in technology, and what do they mean? Continue reading to learn the skills you need to get ahead in technology and also one that is taking a backseat.

From mobile banking and online payment systems to blockchain and automated advisors, fintech has disrupted traditional financial services and opened up a world of new opportunities, and a world of new skills in demand. Read on to find out what these are and one you may be surprised to hear is in decline…