Measurement
The overall performance of a business can be measured in a number of ways. Its success can be evaluated based on the organization’s training and learning programs, and its ability to adapt to change.

Learning Reality: Narrowing Education’s Mission
The human capital management cycle is the next major initiative organizations are taking to maintain and increase competitive advantage. The learning component of the cycle can be the most expensive, but it can also deliver the most impact.
Corporate Learning Trends You Can Use
On the surface, trends and business are a perfect fit. But if the description isn’t relevant, corporate learning trends can mislead businesses. Trends are notoriously fickle, but the Corporate University Xchange has come up with several corporate learning
Survey: Business Return on Rewards Investment Hard to Determine
Learning leaders, HR professionals and advocates of employee development all strive to persuade their companies to increase funding for rewards programs. Their rallying cry is that such investments ultimately increase productivity, employee morale and ret
Prudential Financial: Growing Money and Learning Efficiency
The Prudential Financial slogan, 'Growing and Protecting Your Wealth,' parallels the company's stance on learning. Prudential has created a learning and development strategy based on vendor partnerships and the formation of high-
From CLO to Consultant: New Career Opportunities
Many CLOs and other learning professionals who become fed up with the bureaucracies of the corporate environment pursue independent consulting. However, building a successful consulting practice is not as easy as it looks.
Virtual Collaboration: Engaging Learning Through Technology
Virtual collaboration, which uses technology to bring people together, can help people achieve their goals. Learning and development leaders should use virtual collaboration to help people learn, practice and apply new knowledge and skills.
Misinformation Management: Measuring Workforce Knowledge
Regardless of industry, the objective of education is to support the business operation. However, as businesses grow, many organizations track training milestones without tracking direct improvements to the business.
The ROI Basics
C-suite executives almost universally value ROI when they look to the CLO to account for not only where learning dollars go and to whom, but also to know that learning investments have a significant impact on the business. Learning dollars must be justifi
The Link Between Learning and Performance
The future of learning might focus significantly on the integration of work and learning. This naturally draws senior-level learning executives’ attention to issues of performance and how to increase its levels among strategically targeted areas of the wo
Understanding Goal Alignment Models
Alignment: It’s the term that describes the continuous process of mobilizing enterprise resources to execute company objectives. For several years, organizations have grappled with how to align their most critical enterprise resource—the workforce. Thus f
Fast-Food Learning?
Last month, my daughter had a school assignment to review the movie, “Supersize Me.” The film is Morgan Spurlock’s documentary about his self-imposed sentence to eat nothing but McDonald’s for 30 days. The movie details Spurlock’s personal experience on t
Robbins-Gioia University: Certified for Success
Robbins-Gioia has always had a strong commitment to the professional development of employees. For years it was a privately held business with steady growth and a close family type of environment. Benefits such as continued education, conferences and work