While there are many interrelated factors contributing to the well-known gender leadership gap, it’s clear equalizing leadership training is an important step.
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One cost of business few leaders pay attention to is the cost of a disengaged employee. Although leaders can readily identify a disengaged employee, there’s no line item on the profit and loss statement identifying its true cost.
Qumu (NASDAQ: QUMU), the leading provider of best-in-class video technology for the enterprise, announced the release of advanced analytics for its video management platform.
To manage performance, management needs a model that predicts outcomes from drivers, a measurement system and targets.
Online trainers and educators who have spent a considerable time creating and distributing courses always have a burning topic for tea breaks: Which is better: SCORM or Tin Can API?
It’s been almost 60 years since Donald Kirkpatrick created his four-level training evaluation model. Despite their best efforts, few organizations have been able to reach the holy grail of learning – level 4 (the effect on the business).
Kelly stared at the email she had just received from the divisional vice president. It said, “The top training initiatives going forward will be evaluated for effectiveness, with a report being submitted at the conclusion of each event.”
By using a learning management system (LMS), companies gain greater insight of employees’ learning behaviors.
Adding to the traditional Kirkpatrick/Phillips model, level 6 is an evaluation that measures your learning climate and tells you which environmental factors are most affecting the impact of your training on the job.
Even the best intentions behind a performance improvement initiative will fall flat without measurement. The most effective businesses are thinking about using the data they do have differently. They’re measuring what matters.