Here we are, closing in on a decade of the iPhone. Nine years ago, the now ubiquitous black glass rectangle was a foreign object, a disruptor to end all disruptors. Actually, it was a disruptor to begin many many more disruptors (think Uber, Twitter, Spotify, SnapChat, Tinder and others). At the time, the mobile phone was still mostly used as a phone by most people. The thought of using such a device as a computer replacement or even as a primary window to the Web was a bit of a stretch for mainstream life, let alone business purposes. Fast forward to now, and we rely on these devices for so many things in our personal lives. Business is also being shook up and that shake up extends into Learning and Development. Join Chad as he explores some emergent technologies in the space and what those ramifications are for L&D.