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Solving the Human Capital Challenge Using Agile Talent Solutions

Infopro Learning

Given the rising costs of recruitment, geographical limitations, fluctuating demand, and the current hybrid model of corporate life, organizations need to find a reliable, cost-effective, and efficient method of hiring that is profit-centric and goal-oriented. Manages Minutely the Miscellaneous.

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Moments of Need: Rethinking Learning & Development

EduPivot Knowledge Center

At most organizations, learning and development is a cost center function – a structural expense that’s built into operations without tangibly contributing to profit. Most large corporations feature learning and development departments, where specialists work year-round to develop and maintain various curricula and training programs.

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5 Things to consider when moving towards adaptive L&D

Matrix

The learning strategy is built to sustain professional development and build capabilities across the organization in due time and in a way that is cost-effective. A lot of times, the learning function is also used as a communication channel. Learning specialists become ambassadors of the company’s culture and values.

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The new frontier: Why visionary CLOs are switching focus to developing technical teams rather than people managers

CLO Magazine

But today, and in the future, the new challenge for learning teams is to create an edge for their organization by radically improving their development of technical specialists. No other group has the same potential to create value, cut costs or introduce better processes. Challenging long-held organizational assumptions.

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Learning's Blindspot

The Performance Improvement Blog

Company executives have a “blindspot” for the language of learning. Given this blindspot, Clark Quinn asks the critical question that all trainers and learning specialists should be asking themselves. You need to show them how “…changing behaviors to reduce costs and increase revenues is worth their engagement and investment.”.

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What L&D professionals need to know about impact mapping

Matrix

The issue of quantifying L&D results in organizational outcomes is an old and sticky one. There are numerous factors why this is so difficult, yet executives and learning specialists everywhere are still looking for ways to not only make training more impactful but be able to measure and report on it in terms of business achievements.

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On measuring the impact of learning

Matrix

Yet it is precisely because everything is happening so fast that it’s increasingly difficult to measure the impact of learning within the organization. All the stakeholders declare that they understand the importance of organizational learning and consider it a profitable investment but they also feel it’s difficult to weigh the results.