Learning Systems

What customer education trends should be on your radar? Which training strategies lead to customer success? And which metrics matter most? Listen to The Talented Learning Show!

Supply chain training isn't for the faint of heart; these partner networks are some of the most advanced ecosystems in the extended enterprise learning world.

Why is it essential to train channel partners? What if you extend that to your entire industry? Learn from one of the construction industry's most successful co-ops on The Talented Learning Show!

These diverse disciplines must work in concert to ensure that your learning program is woven into your organization's broader ecosystem and workflows. It's not easy, but a strategic approach helps.

Learning systems agility isn't just about technology; it's about flexibility and speed across the board – including your business model, content strategy and operational workflows, as well as your learning ecosystem.

Decision-makers are under intense pressure to modernize their systems, so they can create, promote, deliver, measure and expand digital offerings as rapidly as possible. As a result, learning technology ecosystems are facing extraordinary scrutiny.

If the buyer hasn't shared enough of the right information to help you craft a compelling, coherent, complete - and differentiating - proposal, it's your responsibility to ask for more input, but be prepared to explain why this is critical and why they should care.

Of course, there are countless ways to skin the learning measurement cat; below are bits of wisdom worth taking with you, no matter what tools or techniques you use when tracking, evaluating and improving results.

To add insult to injury, although the CE Buyer is a large organization, the level of support provided by the LMS vendor was minimal-to-non-existent, and vendor executives were nowhere to be found.

First, recognize that hundreds of systems are designed to support training, but many are unlikely to meet your organization's specific needs and budget, which means that your job is to zero-in quickly on the handful of systems that actually deserve your consideration.