Learning Is Worth The Investment, And The Numbers Back It Up
Measuring L&D Impact
My company recently commissioned a study from analyst firm IDC to take a closer look at the ROI of companies investing in their employees.
While IDC’s findings don’t necessarily apply to all L&D solutions, they do make a compelling case for the upside of investing in employee development. It’s also true that
a single product; other conditions must be in place to reap the full rewards of a learning culture. However, those rewards can be significant. IDC’s research found companies
a single product; other conditions must be in place to reap the full rewards of a learning culture. However, those rewards can be significant. IDC’s research found companies
Of course, I believe rolling out enterprise-wide online learning is foundational to successful L&D, but, wherever they start, companies really need to strive toward creating true learning cultures. That means establishing structures and conditions so continuous learning can thrive,
including giving everyone time and space to engage with learning resources whenever they need them. It also requires creating an environment where it’s safe for people to talk about making mistakes,