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More for Less with MTS
NIIT's recent research with learning leaders revealed that chief learning officers (CLOs) are, not surprisingly, driven to maximize business impact while minimizing cost. They see opportunities. Many CLOs feel that their offerings are not fully optimized. We heard many CLOs say that not only do they wish to improve but they also wish to improve faster, that is, to accelerate their path to optimization.
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From the Editor's Desk
At NIIT, we believe that one of the greatest ways to spread knowledge is to share it. That's why we're proud to bring you "The Dialogue". The goal of our newsletter is to share insight and best practices to help you accelerate business impact in tangible ways within your own organization. Read Sapnesh's letter. |
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Cash Crunch:
Demonstrating Business Impact Amidst the Budget Crisis
What should a course teach? The answer, of course, is whatever will have the most positive impact on the skills the course was designed to target. Most organizations, however, lack a systematic way of determining what that is. Lacking a clear-cut way to prioritize, they often opt to maximize “coverage” by, for example, teaching everything that any SME thinks is important for any reason. Learn More. |
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Ask the Expert
Akhlesh Agarwal, Practice Head Learning Technologies at NIIT answers questions from our Higher Education clients.
Q. How expensive is it to utilize out-of-house resources to enhance the current legacy systems at our university?
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Yes You CAN:
Deliver Cost-Effective Customer Education
According to two noted futurists Stan Davis and Jim Botkin, in their book The Monster Under the Bed, "Consumers will be the newest and largest learning segment in the twenty-first-century marketplace. As information technologies become so much friendlier and smarter...". Learn more. |
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And Finally...
A Note from our CEO and Cofounder, Vijay Thadani
When navigating a ship through a storm, some crew members might want to just go below decks and wait it out, but seasoned sailors will tell you that this is a great way to capsize the boat! Similarly, in today's volatile economic situation, we see many companies struggling just to maintain the same things they've always done (which is much like going below decks). Read more. | |
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