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The Challenges and Benefits of Outsourced Learning
More and more companies are turning to an outsourcing strategy for functions that do not directly contribute to mission-critical strategies that drive the success of the business.
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HR Outsourcing: The Impact on Corporate Learning
Corporate learning has always been the poor relation of all the management disciplines. Some corporations simply don’t believe in it, preferring to buy knowledge and skills when needed. Others have a large training department for internal courses and a si
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Performance Coaching: The Missing Link to Level 3 Impact
Donald Kirkpatrick single-handedly delivered to the training and development community a way to formally evaluate an organization’s investment in learning way back in 1959. His four-level model has stood the test of time as being the cornerstone approach
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Personal Intellectual Capital Management
Ultimately, you’re responsible for the life you lead. It’s up to you to learn what you need to succeed. That makes you responsible for your own knowledge management, learning architecture, instructional design and evaluation.
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Working Partners: The CLO and the Executive Team
A great complaint often heard at meetings of chief learning officers is the lack of involvement by senior executives in support of employee training programs, which leads directly to inadequate resources. How can this situation be reversed?
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The Next Position for CLOs: Corporate Board Member
The scandals of the past years have had an interesting impact on the demographics of new board members. They are beginning to come from ranks of human resource professionals. According to a study by the National Association of Corporate Directors, succe
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BC Hydro: The Power of Learning
BC Hydro, one of the largest electric utilities in Canada, serves more than 1.6 million customers with electricity generated at over 30 hydroelectric and thermal power plants. As an electric utility, the company is required to comply with government-manda
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Caterpillar: Building Best Practices in E-Learning
Caterpillar Inc. is a Fortune 100 company with 67,000 employees working in nearly 250 facilities around the globe. A technology leader and the world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines and industrial