If the end goal is high learner and organizational performance, outsourcing isn’t as much about cost savings as it is about finding the right complement of vendors and technology to create a sustainable system.
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As organizations look to outsource some or all of their training to reduce costs, should they also pursue it as a route to innovation?
The outsourcing of non-core business functions has become a mainstream practice, and outsourcing the learning function is no different than outsourcing, say, your company’s payroll.
Regardless of what your organization’s needs are, it’s imperative to understand the power of a well-thought-out and well-executed training program that is founded on a common purpose and aligned with your organization’s goals.
The field of LMS offerings is dynamic, competitive and possibly confusing. Each year, Training Industry, Inc. recognizes the Top 20 providers and another 21 on the watchlist. Many more are not even on the lists! How can you compare them all fairly?
EdCast, known as the operating system for the knowledge economy, announces the acquisition of Rotterdam-based Leapest. Founded in 2017, Leapest hosts three integrated training resource marketplaces on one platform.
Choosing the right corporate training can be difficult. This guide can help. Discover the key questions and criteria that can help guide your corporate training decision-making process.
Different training companies teach similar concepts, especially when it comes to information technology (IT). As these training companies grow, they seem to be causing inconsistency in the learning experience.
As a learning and development professional building a team that is required to accomplish miracles, you likely are, or should be, leveraging temporary talent.You may have experience hiring employees or engaging vendors, but hiring temporary talent is...
Around the turn of the century, training business process outsourcing (BPO) became a commonly offered service that training suppliers began marketing. Many learning leaders viewed the concept of outsourcing as a bad idea;