ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This past year saw a massive movement to VILT. Rather than a mere "lift and shift" of old assets, the migration to VILT training is an act of redesign. We visit with DAU colleagues David Swinney and Jeffrey Craver to discuss their iterative approach to finding the blend for VILT. Listen via Apple or wherever you subscribe to podcasts: https://apple.co/3927E7R
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