Improving the Effectiveness 
of Corporate Training 
with visual collaboration solutions
2 
Key Training Challenges 
Budget 
Constraints 
Geographically 
dispersed 
workforce 
Effectiveness of 
training initiatives
3 
Impact of Visual Collaboration Tools 
Impact 
Reduced travel 
& associated 
costs 
Improved 
scheduling 
Leverage scarce 
(SME) resources 
Improved work-life 
balance 
Improved 
retention 
Resulting In 
Better 
engagement 
Increased 
retention 
Engagement of 
remote 
participants 
Improved clarity 
Enablement 
of satellite 
classrooms 
Capabilities 
Interactivity 
More 
Collaborative 
More Visual 
Interconnected 
Improved 
content design 
Better training 
results 
Lower cost 
of delivery 
Better business 
results
4 
Enabling the Classroom 
40,000 
30,000 
20,000 
10,000 
- 
IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 
+75% 
2008 2009 2010 
All Other SMART 
+38% 
Incremental margin $ based on 
corporate solution sales 
Traditional margin $ based on IWB unit 
sales to Education 
Adding interactivity leads to: 
• Better content creation 
• More collaborative learning 
• Higher engagement 
• Increased motivation to learn 
• Improved clarity of communication 
• Increased retention
5 
Extending the Classroom 
Connecting classrooms and individuals 
Increase engagement and improve 
experience for remote participants 
40,000 
30,000 
20,000 
10,000 
- 
IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 
+75% 
2008 2009 2010 
All Other SMART 
+38% 
Incremental margin $ based on 
corporate solution sales 
Traditional margin $ based on IWB unit 
sales to Education 
Improve clarity over distance 
Enable satellite classrooms and 
leverage scarce (SME) resources 
Improve scheduling 
Reduce travel
6 
Enhancing the Classroom 
Multiple displays enable trainers to: 
40,000 
30,000 
20,000 
10,000 
- 
• Manage multiple sources of content 
• Increase flexibility for breakout sessions 
• Drive engagement and retention 
IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 
+75% 
2008 2009 2010 
All Other SMART 
+38% 
Incremental 
margin $ 
based on 
corporate 
solution sales 
Traditional margin $ 
based on IWB unit 
sales to Education
7 
Enhancing the Classroom 
Adding remote connection enables trainers to: 
• Engage and collaborate with satellite classrooms of any type 
• Collaborate on all shared content encouraging active participation 
40,0 0 
30,0 0 
20,0 0 
10,0 0 
- 
IWB Growth - Corporate 20 8 - 2010 
+75% 
2008 2009 2010 
Al Other SMART 
+38% 
40,0 
30,0 
20,0 
10,0 
- 
IWB Growth - Corporate 20 8 - 2010 
+75% 
2008 2009 2010 
Al Other SMART 
+38% 
• Provide greater flexibility and control for remote participants
8 
Enhanced Delivery Methodologies 
Corporate Training Delivery Methods 
Instructor-led classroom 
57% 
Self-paced Delivery: 
Enhance content, increase 
clarity and engagement 
Self-paced online 
Instructor-led online/remote 
15% 
22% 
Mobile technology 
0% 
Other 
6% 
Instructor-led Classroom: 
Increase engagement, 
collaborative learning, and 
retention. 
Instructor-led Remote Delivery: Increase 
engagement, connect satellite classrooms, facilitate 
collaborative learning, increase retention 
Source: State of the Industry, 2011 – ASTD

Improving the Effectiveness of Corporate Training

  • 1.
    Improving the Effectiveness of Corporate Training with visual collaboration solutions
  • 2.
    2 Key TrainingChallenges Budget Constraints Geographically dispersed workforce Effectiveness of training initiatives
  • 3.
    3 Impact ofVisual Collaboration Tools Impact Reduced travel & associated costs Improved scheduling Leverage scarce (SME) resources Improved work-life balance Improved retention Resulting In Better engagement Increased retention Engagement of remote participants Improved clarity Enablement of satellite classrooms Capabilities Interactivity More Collaborative More Visual Interconnected Improved content design Better training results Lower cost of delivery Better business results
  • 4.
    4 Enabling theClassroom 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 - IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 +75% 2008 2009 2010 All Other SMART +38% Incremental margin $ based on corporate solution sales Traditional margin $ based on IWB unit sales to Education Adding interactivity leads to: • Better content creation • More collaborative learning • Higher engagement • Increased motivation to learn • Improved clarity of communication • Increased retention
  • 5.
    5 Extending theClassroom Connecting classrooms and individuals Increase engagement and improve experience for remote participants 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 - IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 +75% 2008 2009 2010 All Other SMART +38% Incremental margin $ based on corporate solution sales Traditional margin $ based on IWB unit sales to Education Improve clarity over distance Enable satellite classrooms and leverage scarce (SME) resources Improve scheduling Reduce travel
  • 6.
    6 Enhancing theClassroom Multiple displays enable trainers to: 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 - • Manage multiple sources of content • Increase flexibility for breakout sessions • Drive engagement and retention IWB Growth - Corporate 2008 - 2010 +75% 2008 2009 2010 All Other SMART +38% Incremental margin $ based on corporate solution sales Traditional margin $ based on IWB unit sales to Education
  • 7.
    7 Enhancing theClassroom Adding remote connection enables trainers to: • Engage and collaborate with satellite classrooms of any type • Collaborate on all shared content encouraging active participation 40,0 0 30,0 0 20,0 0 10,0 0 - IWB Growth - Corporate 20 8 - 2010 +75% 2008 2009 2010 Al Other SMART +38% 40,0 30,0 20,0 10,0 - IWB Growth - Corporate 20 8 - 2010 +75% 2008 2009 2010 Al Other SMART +38% • Provide greater flexibility and control for remote participants
  • 8.
    8 Enhanced DeliveryMethodologies Corporate Training Delivery Methods Instructor-led classroom 57% Self-paced Delivery: Enhance content, increase clarity and engagement Self-paced online Instructor-led online/remote 15% 22% Mobile technology 0% Other 6% Instructor-led Classroom: Increase engagement, collaborative learning, and retention. Instructor-led Remote Delivery: Increase engagement, connect satellite classrooms, facilitate collaborative learning, increase retention Source: State of the Industry, 2011 – ASTD

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