The document describes Learning Transfer Solutions Global's (LTSGlobal) process for increasing training transfer. The process involves 10 steps: 1) conducting a needs assessment, 2) setting behavioral objectives, 3) measuring pre-training performance, 4) creating a transfer contract, 5) conducting training, 6) diagnosing barriers to transfer, 7) creating an action plan, 8) follow up, 9) evaluating transfer, and 10) measuring return on investment. LTSGlobal has developed a web-based platform called TransferLogix that allows organizations to implement this research-based transfer process.
The document outlines several core premises about organizational training and performance change. It discusses how transfer of learning from training to the job is impacted by factors both inside and outside the classroom. It also presents the idea of a "learning transfer system" comprising elements like the trainer, trainee, supervisor, and organizational supports and constraints, which determines how much learning is transferred to the job. Finally, it discusses how interventions can be used to improve training transfer and that this is best achieved when the explicit goal is improved job performance.
Learning Transfer System Inventory researchEd Holton
The document discusses issues with learning transfer in training programs. It notes that in the US, over $134 billion is spent on training annually but only 10-30% results in changed job performance. When factoring in opportunity costs and trainee wages, the real cost of ineffective training is much higher. The document introduces the Learning Transfer System Inventory (LTSI), which measures 16 factors that influence learning transfer across ability, motivation, and work environment dimensions. While motivation to transfer is generally good, the work environment often lacks support from supervisors and accountability. The LTSI provides a way to diagnose issues and track performance change over time to improve learning transfer and training ROI.
The Secret to Learning Transfer Success: Introducing Three Practical Strategi...Human Capital Media
Despite an abundance of attention, the failure of learning transfer continues to afflict the workforce, organizations and their learning leaders. It is an issue that has become increasingly expensive over the years with the rising cost of training along with the financial implications of not applying new knowledge and skills in the workplace. Whether it’s the retail associate who lacks specific product knowledge that results in a lost sale or the manufacturing employee who suffers an injury for not following safety guidelines, the cost adds up to billions of dollars a year. This webinar will uncover key reasons for lack of learning transfer in training along with the implications. It will then introduce three strategies that are not only proven to work, but can be implemented in your environment quickly and cost effectively.
Learning Objectives:
Uncovering the implications of learning transfer failure.
Understanding the root causes of learning transfer failure.
Three strategies to increase learning transfer success that attendees can take away and start implementing immediately and cost effectively.
The document is from a chapter on the foundations of individual behavior in organizational behavior. It covers several topics:
1) Biographical characteristics like age, gender and marital status that are objective factors influencing behavior.
2) Concepts of ability, intellect and intelligence and their influence on individual performance.
3) Learning theories including classical conditioning, operant conditioning and social learning theory that influence how behavior is acquired and shaped.
4) Types of reinforcement like positive and negative that impact learning and behavior change programs in organizations.
This document summarizes an organization called Changefirst that provides change management consulting and training. It discusses Changefirst's People Centred Implementation methodology for helping organizations implement projects effectively by engaging people and building skills to adapt to changes. The methodology involves six critical success factors including shared change purpose, effective change leadership, powerful engagement processes, and sustained commitment. Changefirst trains over 12,000 people annually and provides tools and resources to close the "value gap" often seen between planned benefits and actual benefits realized in change initiatives.
This document contains information about training and performance appraisal. It discusses:
1) Key aspects of training such as needs assessment, design, implementation, transfer, and evaluation.
2) The performance appraisal process including developing standards, collecting information from various sources, and potential rater issues.
3) Factors that can affect employees' acceptance of performance evaluations like ensuring two-way communication and allowing employees to challenge ratings.
The document discusses key concepts around responsibility, authority, and delegation in organizations. It covers defining job responsibilities and dividing tasks, different types of authority including line and staff, steps in the delegation process, and issues that can impact decentralization such as an organization's size and product line. The overall goal is to provide an understanding of how to clarify roles and responsibilities to improve accountability.
The document outlines several core premises about organizational training and performance change. It discusses how transfer of learning from training to the job is impacted by factors both inside and outside the classroom. It also presents the idea of a "learning transfer system" comprising elements like the trainer, trainee, supervisor, and organizational supports and constraints, which determines how much learning is transferred to the job. Finally, it discusses how interventions can be used to improve training transfer and that this is best achieved when the explicit goal is improved job performance.
Learning Transfer System Inventory researchEd Holton
The document discusses issues with learning transfer in training programs. It notes that in the US, over $134 billion is spent on training annually but only 10-30% results in changed job performance. When factoring in opportunity costs and trainee wages, the real cost of ineffective training is much higher. The document introduces the Learning Transfer System Inventory (LTSI), which measures 16 factors that influence learning transfer across ability, motivation, and work environment dimensions. While motivation to transfer is generally good, the work environment often lacks support from supervisors and accountability. The LTSI provides a way to diagnose issues and track performance change over time to improve learning transfer and training ROI.
The Secret to Learning Transfer Success: Introducing Three Practical Strategi...Human Capital Media
Despite an abundance of attention, the failure of learning transfer continues to afflict the workforce, organizations and their learning leaders. It is an issue that has become increasingly expensive over the years with the rising cost of training along with the financial implications of not applying new knowledge and skills in the workplace. Whether it’s the retail associate who lacks specific product knowledge that results in a lost sale or the manufacturing employee who suffers an injury for not following safety guidelines, the cost adds up to billions of dollars a year. This webinar will uncover key reasons for lack of learning transfer in training along with the implications. It will then introduce three strategies that are not only proven to work, but can be implemented in your environment quickly and cost effectively.
Learning Objectives:
Uncovering the implications of learning transfer failure.
Understanding the root causes of learning transfer failure.
Three strategies to increase learning transfer success that attendees can take away and start implementing immediately and cost effectively.
The document is from a chapter on the foundations of individual behavior in organizational behavior. It covers several topics:
1) Biographical characteristics like age, gender and marital status that are objective factors influencing behavior.
2) Concepts of ability, intellect and intelligence and their influence on individual performance.
3) Learning theories including classical conditioning, operant conditioning and social learning theory that influence how behavior is acquired and shaped.
4) Types of reinforcement like positive and negative that impact learning and behavior change programs in organizations.
This document summarizes an organization called Changefirst that provides change management consulting and training. It discusses Changefirst's People Centred Implementation methodology for helping organizations implement projects effectively by engaging people and building skills to adapt to changes. The methodology involves six critical success factors including shared change purpose, effective change leadership, powerful engagement processes, and sustained commitment. Changefirst trains over 12,000 people annually and provides tools and resources to close the "value gap" often seen between planned benefits and actual benefits realized in change initiatives.
This document contains information about training and performance appraisal. It discusses:
1) Key aspects of training such as needs assessment, design, implementation, transfer, and evaluation.
2) The performance appraisal process including developing standards, collecting information from various sources, and potential rater issues.
3) Factors that can affect employees' acceptance of performance evaluations like ensuring two-way communication and allowing employees to challenge ratings.
The document discusses key concepts around responsibility, authority, and delegation in organizations. It covers defining job responsibilities and dividing tasks, different types of authority including line and staff, steps in the delegation process, and issues that can impact decentralization such as an organization's size and product line. The overall goal is to provide an understanding of how to clarify roles and responsibilities to improve accountability.
This white paper is featured in the July 27th issue of the on-line Learning Solutions e-Magazine by eLearning Guild and focuses on the expanded scope of discovery critical to solutions designed for a continuous learning environment.
Best Practices for Scaling Agile: The session provides a framework for effectively initiating agile projects that support sustainable, value-focused teams. Presented by BigVisible Solutions.
In this presentation, Peter Farrow of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union shares the basics of “Lean for Credit Unions.” He also discusses some of the reasons Randolph-Brooks considered Lean and ways Lean can be beneficial to any credit union.
Peter presents three detailed case studies from Randolph-Brooks and the results they achieved:
– Branch Channel Lending
– Call Center Member Service
– Branch Workforce Management
He gives an overview of Lean in IT and a few reasons Randolph-Brooks chose to implement Lean in IT. Peter also shares some helpful tips for getting started with your own improvement initiatives.
This document provides an overview of organizational behavior and management. It defines key terms like managers, organizations, and management functions. It describes managerial activities such as decision making, allocating resources, and directing others. It also outlines the fields that contribute to organizational behavior like psychology, sociology, and anthropology. Finally, it discusses models of organizational behavior and lists examples of independent and dependent variables that are commonly studied.
The document discusses how traditional change management methods often fail because they do not take into account that organizations are complex systems governed by internal rules of behavior, and proposes an alternative approach called Change Delivery that diagnoses and reforms defective rules one by one to drive sustainable organizational change from both a cultural and process perspective. Change Delivery claims to reliably deliver projects on time and on budget by changing an organization's culture to maximize adoption of new processes and systems.
Leveraging Lean Thinking in Credit Unions: Three Ways to Improve Member Service While Reducing Costs.
In today's competitive environment, member service is a top priority for credit unions. At the same time, there is an increased pressure to do more with less and reduce costs. The adoption of Lean principles and tools provides an opportunity for credit unions to engage employees and simultaneously improve member service and reduce costs.
Learn the basics of Lean and how it can be applied to credit unions. Hear from Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union about how they are leveraging Lean methods to make significant improvements in:
* Branch Channel Lending
* Call Center Member Service
* Branch Resource Management
Webinar Slides - Accredited Qualification in Supplier Relationship ManagementLinkedIn_group_moderator
The document summarizes a webinar on an accredited qualification program in supplier relationship management (SRM) certification. The webinar agenda includes an introduction to SRM, the need for good SRM, and an overview of the SRM certification program. The presentation discusses how troubled supplier relationships can lead to disappointing outcomes and the scale of potential loss or gain from improving relationships. It also outlines what SRM involves, the reasons for SRM certification now, how the SRM curriculum is structured, and the 28 competencies covered in the certification.
RGP's annual survey asks supply chain executives about their priorities. In 2013, executives noted that cost containment remained the highest priority and many are focusing on transforming their supply chain organization to be more strategic. The webcast will review the 2013 survey results and discuss what priorities were revealed this year. Jon Wesoky and David Matthews will discuss organizational challenges, sourcing, technology, compliance and corporate responsibility based on the survey. Participants can receive 1 CPE by registering for the complimentary webcast held on March 21st, 2013.
WEBINAR: ROI: Enabling Your Learning Initiatives to Connect to the Bottom LineOntuitive
This document discusses the benefits of performance support over traditional training. It begins by showing statistics on how training is ineffective at transferring knowledge to job performance. It then defines performance support as an integrated system that provides on-demand guidance to enable high performance. It discusses measuring learning outcomes versus measuring performance outcomes. Examples are provided of organizations successfully using performance support solutions embedded within business systems and processes to improve employee productivity, reduce costs, and drive better business results.
The GEF Institute provides online sustainability education and certification programs for corporations to educate their employees. The courses cover sustainability concepts to help organizations reduce costs and risks while harnessing opportunities. Engaging and educating employees can improve efficiencies, brand reputation, and employee retention.
This document discusses Lean Six Sigma and how it can be used for business process improvement. It notes that while Lean Six Sigma has been successfully used in manufacturing and other industries, many companies struggle to achieve expected benefits from their Lean Six Sigma programs. This is often due to poor implementation planning and project selection. The document introduces the SystemCPi roadmap as a proven approach to overcome these implementation issues. SystemCPi provides an integrated toolbox to plan, implement, and sustain process improvement initiatives. It helps organizations choose the right projects and tools to achieve operational excellence and competitive advantage through Lean Six Sigma.
The document outlines 3 simple steps organizations can take to improve results from learning technologies: 1) Understand what learning technologies can do for the business; 2) Ensure e-learning supports skills needed by the business; 3) Encourage learners to share experiences and solve problems together using social media. It then discusses benchmarking maturity in learning technology implementation and identifies formal benchmarking and reviewing results as key to maintaining good practices.
The document discusses a case study of Newgen providing an enterprise document management solution to a state-owned company in Gujarat, India. The solution automated the proposal and approval processes, reducing turnaround times by 80% and paper usage by 90% while lowering costs. It provided benefits like increased transparency, accountability, and disaster recovery capabilities. Newgen has over 700 successful installations globally and prominent clients across industries.
The Agile Scaling Model (ASM) provides the context and advice for effectively tailoring agile techniques. It describes how to extend the agile construction life cycle into a full-fledged disciplined agile delivery life cycle. It then describes how to tailor agile practices to address scaling factors which an agile team may face, including team size, physical distribution, organizational distribution, regulatory compliance, organizational complexity, technical complexity, and enterprise disciplines (such as enterprise architecture, reuse, and portfolio management).
This document outlines the key topics to be covered in Chapter 9 of the textbook, which discusses organizational structure and design. The learning outline previews the major elements that define organizational structure, including work specialization, departmentalization, chain of command, span of control, and centralization/decentralization. It also covers organizational design decisions around mechanistic vs organic structures and how factors like strategy, size, technology and environment influence design. Common structure types like functional, divisional and matrix are introduced. In summarizing the chapter, the document emphasizes defining the building blocks of organizational structure and how various design elements are chosen.
Advocacy Excellence: Optimizing Group Structure & Operations Report SummaryBest Practices
Patient advocacy groups have evolved into organizations that play a critical role in educating patients. Correspondently, the advocacy function within pharma has grown in importance as collaborations with patient groups are linked to enhanced disease state and brand education among patient groups.
This Best Practices
®, LLC study identifies key trends in how pharma advocacy group serve internal customers and which activities have the most value. Additionally, the study examines the roles and responsibilities of advocacy. Advocacy group leaders can use this study to better align their relationships with internal and external customers.
A Paradigm Shift - Overcoming a siloed HSMSRakesh Maharaj
The document discusses transforming an organization's occupational health and safety management system (OH&SMS) using an applied systems thinking approach. It explores the historical perspectives of health, safety and environmental management at the organization. It then discusses diagnosing the current system using systems analysis and redesigning it using an interactive planning process that involves stakeholders to better align the OH&SMS with business goals and improve performance. The transformation led to improved department integration, risk control, and staff engagement in the OH&SMS.
In a recent presentation before a national higher-education conference, Jeffrey S. Vitter, provost and executive vice chancellor of the University of Kansas, and John Curry, a managing director at Huron Education, demonstrated how recommendations for efficiency and maximizing existing operations will result in almost $100 million in savings and new revenue for the university over three years.
The document is a presentation about establishing a performance measurement baseline and immutable principles of project management. It discusses defining what "done" looks like, having a plan to get there, understanding resource needs, identifying impediments, and measuring progress. Five immutable principles are outlined: defining the destination, having a plan, understanding resources, impediments, and measuring progress to plan. The presentation emphasizes the importance of evidence-based assessment and defining success criteria in a measurable way.
BUILDING A CULTURE OF IDENTITY PROTECTION FOR YOUR EMPLOYEESHuman Capital Media
Today’s future-forward organizations recognize the necessity to attract and retain employees, in part, by offering progressive benefit packages that reflect thoughtful, thorough measures to protect the safety and financial well-being of their employees.
One rapidly increasing area of concern is identity theft. As a result, industry analysts believe that identity theft protection is now among the most widely adopted benefit options and estimate that nearly 70% of employers will offer protection to their employees by 2018.
If a data breach exposed your employees’ personal information tomorrow, how would this impact your employees and your organization? It’s a frightening thought and an unfortunate reality of our digital world.
During this webinar, you will learn:
How Identity Theft Impacts Employees: Sixty percent of employees say stress decreases productivity. Understand the psychological and physical impact identity theft poses to your employees, and why protecting them makes good business sense.
How Identity Theft Impacts Your Organization: Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the U.S., with a new victim every two seconds. Human Resources is often largely responsible for ensuring that sensitive employee information remains protected. It is imperative that you have the processes, tools, and resources in place to keep your employees’ personal information safe.
How You Can Protect What Matters Most: Anyone, anywhere is at risk. You need to know the latest fraud trends and security best practices so you can create a plan that outlines exactly what to do if your organization experiences a data breach, and so you can educate your employees about how they can best protect themselves.
Today it’s all about delivering an employee-centric work culture and increasingly, employers need to be concerned with protecting what matters most — your employees (and their families) on your frontline. No one can prevent identity theft, but you can take measures to protect your employees and, in return, your employees will thank you for building a culture of identity protection.
This study examined how knowledge management systems are used by organizations to improve knowledge accessibility and sharing in order to increase workplace learning. The researchers conducted a collective case study of multiple organizations through interviews, documentation reviews, and observations. They found that non-academic organizations used knowledge management systems more effectively than academic organizations to improve performance metrics, customer service, and financial outcomes. The study recommends that organizations develop a coordinated knowledge management strategy with organizational support and a flexible framework tailored to their processes and culture.
This white paper is featured in the July 27th issue of the on-line Learning Solutions e-Magazine by eLearning Guild and focuses on the expanded scope of discovery critical to solutions designed for a continuous learning environment.
Best Practices for Scaling Agile: The session provides a framework for effectively initiating agile projects that support sustainable, value-focused teams. Presented by BigVisible Solutions.
In this presentation, Peter Farrow of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union shares the basics of “Lean for Credit Unions.” He also discusses some of the reasons Randolph-Brooks considered Lean and ways Lean can be beneficial to any credit union.
Peter presents three detailed case studies from Randolph-Brooks and the results they achieved:
– Branch Channel Lending
– Call Center Member Service
– Branch Workforce Management
He gives an overview of Lean in IT and a few reasons Randolph-Brooks chose to implement Lean in IT. Peter also shares some helpful tips for getting started with your own improvement initiatives.
This document provides an overview of organizational behavior and management. It defines key terms like managers, organizations, and management functions. It describes managerial activities such as decision making, allocating resources, and directing others. It also outlines the fields that contribute to organizational behavior like psychology, sociology, and anthropology. Finally, it discusses models of organizational behavior and lists examples of independent and dependent variables that are commonly studied.
The document discusses how traditional change management methods often fail because they do not take into account that organizations are complex systems governed by internal rules of behavior, and proposes an alternative approach called Change Delivery that diagnoses and reforms defective rules one by one to drive sustainable organizational change from both a cultural and process perspective. Change Delivery claims to reliably deliver projects on time and on budget by changing an organization's culture to maximize adoption of new processes and systems.
Leveraging Lean Thinking in Credit Unions: Three Ways to Improve Member Service While Reducing Costs.
In today's competitive environment, member service is a top priority for credit unions. At the same time, there is an increased pressure to do more with less and reduce costs. The adoption of Lean principles and tools provides an opportunity for credit unions to engage employees and simultaneously improve member service and reduce costs.
Learn the basics of Lean and how it can be applied to credit unions. Hear from Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union about how they are leveraging Lean methods to make significant improvements in:
* Branch Channel Lending
* Call Center Member Service
* Branch Resource Management
Webinar Slides - Accredited Qualification in Supplier Relationship ManagementLinkedIn_group_moderator
The document summarizes a webinar on an accredited qualification program in supplier relationship management (SRM) certification. The webinar agenda includes an introduction to SRM, the need for good SRM, and an overview of the SRM certification program. The presentation discusses how troubled supplier relationships can lead to disappointing outcomes and the scale of potential loss or gain from improving relationships. It also outlines what SRM involves, the reasons for SRM certification now, how the SRM curriculum is structured, and the 28 competencies covered in the certification.
RGP's annual survey asks supply chain executives about their priorities. In 2013, executives noted that cost containment remained the highest priority and many are focusing on transforming their supply chain organization to be more strategic. The webcast will review the 2013 survey results and discuss what priorities were revealed this year. Jon Wesoky and David Matthews will discuss organizational challenges, sourcing, technology, compliance and corporate responsibility based on the survey. Participants can receive 1 CPE by registering for the complimentary webcast held on March 21st, 2013.
WEBINAR: ROI: Enabling Your Learning Initiatives to Connect to the Bottom LineOntuitive
This document discusses the benefits of performance support over traditional training. It begins by showing statistics on how training is ineffective at transferring knowledge to job performance. It then defines performance support as an integrated system that provides on-demand guidance to enable high performance. It discusses measuring learning outcomes versus measuring performance outcomes. Examples are provided of organizations successfully using performance support solutions embedded within business systems and processes to improve employee productivity, reduce costs, and drive better business results.
The GEF Institute provides online sustainability education and certification programs for corporations to educate their employees. The courses cover sustainability concepts to help organizations reduce costs and risks while harnessing opportunities. Engaging and educating employees can improve efficiencies, brand reputation, and employee retention.
This document discusses Lean Six Sigma and how it can be used for business process improvement. It notes that while Lean Six Sigma has been successfully used in manufacturing and other industries, many companies struggle to achieve expected benefits from their Lean Six Sigma programs. This is often due to poor implementation planning and project selection. The document introduces the SystemCPi roadmap as a proven approach to overcome these implementation issues. SystemCPi provides an integrated toolbox to plan, implement, and sustain process improvement initiatives. It helps organizations choose the right projects and tools to achieve operational excellence and competitive advantage through Lean Six Sigma.
The document outlines 3 simple steps organizations can take to improve results from learning technologies: 1) Understand what learning technologies can do for the business; 2) Ensure e-learning supports skills needed by the business; 3) Encourage learners to share experiences and solve problems together using social media. It then discusses benchmarking maturity in learning technology implementation and identifies formal benchmarking and reviewing results as key to maintaining good practices.
The document discusses a case study of Newgen providing an enterprise document management solution to a state-owned company in Gujarat, India. The solution automated the proposal and approval processes, reducing turnaround times by 80% and paper usage by 90% while lowering costs. It provided benefits like increased transparency, accountability, and disaster recovery capabilities. Newgen has over 700 successful installations globally and prominent clients across industries.
The Agile Scaling Model (ASM) provides the context and advice for effectively tailoring agile techniques. It describes how to extend the agile construction life cycle into a full-fledged disciplined agile delivery life cycle. It then describes how to tailor agile practices to address scaling factors which an agile team may face, including team size, physical distribution, organizational distribution, regulatory compliance, organizational complexity, technical complexity, and enterprise disciplines (such as enterprise architecture, reuse, and portfolio management).
This document outlines the key topics to be covered in Chapter 9 of the textbook, which discusses organizational structure and design. The learning outline previews the major elements that define organizational structure, including work specialization, departmentalization, chain of command, span of control, and centralization/decentralization. It also covers organizational design decisions around mechanistic vs organic structures and how factors like strategy, size, technology and environment influence design. Common structure types like functional, divisional and matrix are introduced. In summarizing the chapter, the document emphasizes defining the building blocks of organizational structure and how various design elements are chosen.
Advocacy Excellence: Optimizing Group Structure & Operations Report SummaryBest Practices
Patient advocacy groups have evolved into organizations that play a critical role in educating patients. Correspondently, the advocacy function within pharma has grown in importance as collaborations with patient groups are linked to enhanced disease state and brand education among patient groups.
This Best Practices
®, LLC study identifies key trends in how pharma advocacy group serve internal customers and which activities have the most value. Additionally, the study examines the roles and responsibilities of advocacy. Advocacy group leaders can use this study to better align their relationships with internal and external customers.
A Paradigm Shift - Overcoming a siloed HSMSRakesh Maharaj
The document discusses transforming an organization's occupational health and safety management system (OH&SMS) using an applied systems thinking approach. It explores the historical perspectives of health, safety and environmental management at the organization. It then discusses diagnosing the current system using systems analysis and redesigning it using an interactive planning process that involves stakeholders to better align the OH&SMS with business goals and improve performance. The transformation led to improved department integration, risk control, and staff engagement in the OH&SMS.
In a recent presentation before a national higher-education conference, Jeffrey S. Vitter, provost and executive vice chancellor of the University of Kansas, and John Curry, a managing director at Huron Education, demonstrated how recommendations for efficiency and maximizing existing operations will result in almost $100 million in savings and new revenue for the university over three years.
The document is a presentation about establishing a performance measurement baseline and immutable principles of project management. It discusses defining what "done" looks like, having a plan to get there, understanding resource needs, identifying impediments, and measuring progress. Five immutable principles are outlined: defining the destination, having a plan, understanding resources, impediments, and measuring progress to plan. The presentation emphasizes the importance of evidence-based assessment and defining success criteria in a measurable way.
BUILDING A CULTURE OF IDENTITY PROTECTION FOR YOUR EMPLOYEESHuman Capital Media
Today’s future-forward organizations recognize the necessity to attract and retain employees, in part, by offering progressive benefit packages that reflect thoughtful, thorough measures to protect the safety and financial well-being of their employees.
One rapidly increasing area of concern is identity theft. As a result, industry analysts believe that identity theft protection is now among the most widely adopted benefit options and estimate that nearly 70% of employers will offer protection to their employees by 2018.
If a data breach exposed your employees’ personal information tomorrow, how would this impact your employees and your organization? It’s a frightening thought and an unfortunate reality of our digital world.
During this webinar, you will learn:
How Identity Theft Impacts Employees: Sixty percent of employees say stress decreases productivity. Understand the psychological and physical impact identity theft poses to your employees, and why protecting them makes good business sense.
How Identity Theft Impacts Your Organization: Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the U.S., with a new victim every two seconds. Human Resources is often largely responsible for ensuring that sensitive employee information remains protected. It is imperative that you have the processes, tools, and resources in place to keep your employees’ personal information safe.
How You Can Protect What Matters Most: Anyone, anywhere is at risk. You need to know the latest fraud trends and security best practices so you can create a plan that outlines exactly what to do if your organization experiences a data breach, and so you can educate your employees about how they can best protect themselves.
Today it’s all about delivering an employee-centric work culture and increasingly, employers need to be concerned with protecting what matters most — your employees (and their families) on your frontline. No one can prevent identity theft, but you can take measures to protect your employees and, in return, your employees will thank you for building a culture of identity protection.
This study examined how knowledge management systems are used by organizations to improve knowledge accessibility and sharing in order to increase workplace learning. The researchers conducted a collective case study of multiple organizations through interviews, documentation reviews, and observations. They found that non-academic organizations used knowledge management systems more effectively than academic organizations to improve performance metrics, customer service, and financial outcomes. The study recommends that organizations develop a coordinated knowledge management strategy with organizational support and a flexible framework tailored to their processes and culture.
Sun Knowledge Revenue Cycle Management ServicesSun Knowledge
Sun Knowledge Revenue Cycle Management gives you a clear visibility of your finances through payment follow-up. Prosthetics and orthotics billing are handled diligently.
The Great Training Robbery – Protect Your Online Training InvestmentHuman Capital Media
Delivering learning to employees is only the first key step in improving performance. Employees have to retain the gains in knowledge and skill or the time, energy and effort that went into the program were for nothing – wasted.
The challenge for many organizations and professionals is that we focus so intently on developing employee learning resources, we overlook the importance of whether our employees retain any of what they learn. As it turns out, the combination of microlearning and the ongoing reinforcement of lessons learned is crucial to increasing the ROI of your training program.
Recent research is helping us learn more about exactly what reinforcement methods really work, and why. Understanding how to extend the learning process and shift employee training from being a series of events to being an ongoing process is vital to promoting ongoing learning in your organization and getting real behavioral results.
In this session, Dean Pichee, CEO of BizLibrary and veteran in the employee training industry, discusses microlearning, “the forgetting curve”, and methods, techniques and tools (including video) that can reverse the forgetting curve and lead directly to much higher returns on investment and result in improved performance.
You’ll leave this webinar with actionable steps to protect your training investment and increase the overall performance in your organization.
Key Learning Objectives:
Why Microlearning makes the biggest impact
Learn about the forgetting curve, and the impact it’s having on your organization
Understand the importance of post-training reinforcement and how to incorporate into your training program.
Get actionable steps to improve your ROI for employee training.
Talk to Me: Developing and Retaining Talent through Career ResourcesHuman Capital Media
Recent employee engagement surveys conducted by General Motors and other large organizations suggest that employee perception of career growth within an organization is a primary driver of employee engagement. Committed to expanding efforts to find, grow and keep top talent, General Motors leveraged employee feedback from three GM employee engagement surveys over five years to engage global leaders, HR and employees in building resources to help employees grow their GM careers. Supporting approximately 80,000 global salaried employees, GM’s multimedia career resources have led to an increase in employee career satisfaction over a five-year period.
In this session, attendees will learn:
How to adopt and enhance career development resources within an organization.
The importance of integrating learning resources with a company’s core values.
The benefits of engaging leaders and employees in the development and deployment of learning resources.
The webinar provided information on driving corporate culture transformation. It discussed why many culture initiatives fail, highlighted 7 important workplace trends, and outlined ways to leverage internal resources and align diversity efforts. Attendees learned a checklist for developing a one-page roadmap to revitalize their company's culture. The presentation emphasized understanding an organization's history and values, incorporating employee voices, and communicating the culture throughout the company.
The Art and Practice of Knowledge Transfer,Four Generations of Learning Styles,The Process,Methods of Transferring Knowledge,Barriers to Knowledge Transfer,Incentives to Knowledge Transfer and Benefits of Knowledge Transfer
Employee Experience: A quick tour of the new Human ResourcesHuman Capital Media
The webinar presentation will begin at the top of the hour without a dial-in number. Participants should listen using their computer speakers or headphones. The webinar will include slides, speaker bios, resources, a media player, Q&A, and Twitter. Recordings of certified webinars can be reviewed later on-demand. Common questions include how to access slides and whether the webinar is HRCI or SHRM certified for continuing education credits.
Improving learning transfer in the workplaceRachel Donley
This document discusses improving learning transfer in the workplace. It notes that less than 20% of corporate training leads to performance improvement, highlighting the importance of learning transfer. Key factors that affect learning transfer include clear performance expectations, manager support, relevance, prior experiences, and reinforcement on the job after training. The document provides strategies for designing training to improve learning transfer both before and after training, such as preparing trainees beforehand and providing assessments and feedback after training. It also presents a case study example.
To put it in context - we’re talking workplace transfer of learning.
Numerous studies have found that only 10-20% of learning is transferred back to the workplace after a learning initiative. With so many different terms being used in learning as to how we can solve this problem it can be confusing to navigate.
Take a look to see what has been done traditionally in this field, and what should be done to facilitate behavioural change in the workplace after a learning initiative.
Role of Learning Curve - by: Rahat KazmiRahat Kazmi
This lecture was prepared for BTEC Business Studies Level 4, but can also be useful for other business studies students, Sales Managers, Sales Team Leaders and Supervisors
NO ONE LEFT BEHIND: DRIVING PERFORMANCE WITHIN A DESKLESS WORKFORCEHuman Capital Media
Retail associates. Forklift drivers. Food service employees. Plant workers. These deskless workers have one thing in common: They’ve all been underserved by L&D. Yet, these are the employees who are at the greatest risk for workplace injury, interact directly with your customers, own the manufacturing and distribution of your products and, ultimately, have the power to make or break your business—one decision at a time. Traditional approaches to learning and antiquated technology, combined with the complicated working conditions, have perpetuated the idea that it’s just too difficult and expensive to support these employees. But that’s no longer the case.
This webinar will:
Discuss the day-to-day performance reality of the deskless worker
Examine the modern learning principles and tactics necessary to support deskless workers
Review case studies that demonstrate how some of the world's largest and most successful companies are enabling their deskless workers
Learning and Business Impact: Making the Case through Metrics and AnalyticsHuman Capital Media
Proving the impact of a single learning investment is relatively easy. Answering the broader question of “What impact is L&D having on the business?” is hard. In this Spotlight webinar, Ericsson’s global head of learning measurement and analytics will share how he’s guiding assessment, evaluation and measurement strategies that provide data to help executives understand the impact of employee learning on business performance.
During this session, attendees will:
Identify ways that analytics is shaping learning measurement.
Describe components of a measurement map.
Identify the level of measurement maturity in their organization.
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The Traffic-Light-Tool is a systematic and pragmatic instrument for measuring employee competencies and improving change projects. It allows for a small investment with high returns through improved qualifications. The tool has been successfully used in over 10 countries for competency analysis, development, and measuring training success for companies like Porsche and Deutsche Bank.
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The document outlines a service improvement process that involves identifying opportunities for strategic continuous service improvement (CSI) initiatives, defining the initiatives and expected return on investment, delivering the initiatives, and realizing benefits. It also involves measuring and reporting on CSI service measures and priorities through executive dashboards. The process aims to embed a culture of CSI through actions like training, defining roles and responsibilities, implementing metrics and targets, and conducting surveys to monitor effectiveness over time. The goal is to realize cost, quality, and delivery improvements through a virtuous cycle of tactical, strategic, and operational CSI efforts.
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Corporater EPM Suite assist businesses to more effectively manage performance through building dashboards, enterprise reports, and balanced scorecards. Functionality to manage initiatives, visualize strategy, and tools to assist in budgeting, management meetings, risk management, manual and automated data collection, and analysis are also available.
This document discusses sustaining process improvements through project closeout and transitioning to process owners. It outlines the timeline for project closeout, including transitioning to the final process owner at a commissioning meeting and subsequent review meetings. Maintaining improvements requires executing process management, with elements like process maps, monitoring, and response plans. Process owners must institutionalize changes through cultural shifts and updated systems to drive permanent behavior changes.
The document describes a Lean Administration & Fast Closing project methodology to improve financial processes. The methodology involves 4 steps: 1) Project Initiation to define scope and goals. 2) "As Is" Analysis to map current processes and identify opportunities. 3) Design a roadmap to prioritize and validate improvements. 4) Implementation of changes, monitoring progress, and identifying additional opportunities. The goal is to enhance efficiency, quality, and value of financial activities like forecasting, closing, and reporting.
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