Leadership training seems to touch virtually every business professional. It’s the second largest spend for training organizations.
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The Process Sourcing Analysis Four Quadrant Model is a tool for companies to evaluate which processes they should source, based on their level of strategic importance to the company and the level of proprietary information involved.
For “middle market” organizations – companies with 2,000 to 15,000 employees and revenues from $20 million to $100 million – business process outsourcing (BPO) can provide a number of benefits.
By powering learning through strategic partnerships, organizations can improve training for employees and increase performance for the business.
In my many years of working in the training profession, virtually every training organization I've ever worked with uses an external supplier to assist with some part of their training activities.
Training BPO has changed considerably since the late '90's when many believe it actually took root as a viable business strategy for learning leaders.
The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index uses 10 data elements as leading indicators for the purpose of forecasting future economic activity.
A growing number of organizations have discovered the benefits of sourcing the development of their learning content with foreign providers, known as “offshoring.”
If you haven't seen the new sitcom, "Outsourced," I'm sure you've heard plenty about it, and probably already formed an opinion.
At the beginning of each calendar year, my staff and I take out our crystal balls to make predictions for how we see the training market evolving in the next twelve months.