Blended Training Standardizes Custom Platform Use and Reduces Errors for Global Workforce

Challenge

International Auto Logistics (IAL), a subsidiary of the IAP Group, provides specialized automotive logistics services for the U.S. Government and other sectors. The organization faced a major training challenge while preparing for the global rollout of a new proprietary auto logistics system called LASER.

To ensure standardization and operational alignment across its global processing, shipment, and storage operations, IAL needed an effective way to train a geographically dispersed workforce on the newly implemented LASER system.

While system implementation training was identified as a potential strategy to drive adoption, the company lacked a formal training infrastructure that could support deployment at scale. Given the distribution of employees across multiple continents, traditional classroom-based training was not a viable option.

IAL engaged TrainingFolks to assess its training environment and recommend a scalable, efficient approach to support rapid user adoption of the LASER system. 

Solution

TrainingFolks began by conducting a comprehensive training needs assessment to uncover knowledge gaps, system adoption barriers, and workforce readiness. These insights informed the design of a structured system implementation training program, integrated with microlearning best practices to support both initial rollout and long-term performance.

The training solution featured:

• 100 topic-based microlearning modules mapped directly to the core functions of the new system

• Self-paced content designed to accommodate varying levels of digital proficiency and job responsibilities

• A scalable delivery model that ensured consistent training across globally distributed teams

• On-demand access for continuous reinforcement and just-in-time performance support

By combining implementation-specific instruction with microlearning flexibility, the program empowered employees to adopt the new system confidently, without disrupting day-to-day logistics operations.