This year taught us that no one can predict the future with any real certainty. However, we can anticipate that 2021 will bring continued change, both in business and in life.
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Why is the training industry still on its feet? Training companies are responding to market needs that were unanticipated — unimaginable — a year ago.
As an organization, you can lean on your local university to be a solution-provider to navigate these uncharted waters together.
How do we sort through all the training options and pick the one that we think will be the most effective? How do we screen all our options? Shouldn’t we look for the observable evidence that training improved something for participants?
Previously, corporate training was limited to a few mandated courses for regulatory or functional purposes. Now, learning must be continuous and self-initiated to meet the demands of rapidly changing job functions and requirements.
Measuring the effectiveness of training is a crucial activity to ensure expected return on investment. In the ever-changing business environment, corporate training needs are continually evolving. ROI continues to evolve accordingly.
To keep up in a dynamic, competitive world, companies from a range of industries have started investing in HR performance systems that bring performance management to the platform employees are most comfortable with: their mobile devices.
Distance can create a sense of separation between locations that need to work closely together. Companies must actively support their virtual, multi-site teams to build bridges and improve collaboration.
While there’s clear value in using even a basic digital learning solution, it can be difficult to understand how to structure your learning platform to achieve success. Here’s some advice that can help.
Organizations can face challenges when communicating with the extended, remote workforce. To address them, modern learning management systems (LMSs) for the extended enterprise are a viable solution.