Commentary & Opinion

Know how your firm makes money
Understanding the business strategy and corresponding drivers.

Smart watches for … learning?
Smart watches are moving beyond e-health to integrate workflow performance, group collaboration and behavioral coaching.

A season of firsts
After years of small steps and halting progress, all of us have begun a grand experiment in a new way of working.

Onward … to the past?
Reflections on how our profession evolves (or not).

Losing a step is inevitable; losing the game isn’t
Preparing leaders for change is necessary. So is assessing your team’s agility.

Building stronger leaders through volunteerism and mentorship
Philanthropy and volunteerism can help us navigate seemingly impossible situations and focus on silver linings — something we can all benefit from at a time like this.

How to best run your remote meetings
Tim Weerasiri, CFO of TeleSign, offers best practices and valuable tips for running efficient remote meetings and shifting to a new way of work.

20 things I’ve learned from 20 years of learning measurement
With the benefit of 20:20 hindsight, GP Strategies Director of Performance and Learning Analytics Bonnie Beresford reflects on 20 things she's learned over 20 years in learning measurement.

Is your global learning strategy truly global?
Betsey Frank, chief learning and development officer for Greenberg Traurig LLP, shares insights on creating a successful global learning strategy.

Be kind to your brain (especially now)
Stress levels are high, and understandably so. What does that mean for learning?

Crisis often drives successful change
COVID-19 is exposing weaknesses in the global economy and our collective resilience. We need to rethink how we work and how we organize business.

Master the art of change management
Change is inevitable — but failed change initiatives are not. Here are 4 strategies to implement change successfully.

Health pandemic? Won’t stop the spread of knowledge
Switching up your learning strategy to include technology to support remote learning is only the start.

Don’t settle for engagement — strive for inspiration
The key to sustaining inspiration once it is sparked is to build a practice around it, to build it into the organization’s culture.

When it comes to their own development, CLOs are too often MIA
Failure to invest in your own development is a short-term gain with long-term pain.