1. …we solve human performance problems.
For more than 25 years, we’ve helped our clients identify and address gaps in human performance that keep their people from achieving full potential.
Having an impact on performance can take many forms, from a simple job aid,...
2. …to meet your needs.
The key words here are “your needs”. We don’t offer you solutions that worked for someone else. Instead, we treat each new challenge as if it were unique—because it is.
Whether your need is large or small, we will...
3. …that drive your business.
In the end, it’s about how improved performance affects business results. By starting with the business objectives in mind and staying focused on the drivers that create performance gaps, we ensure that results can be measured...
You Say Evaluation, I Say...
I’ve said elsewhere that technology is flattening society and giving the individual more control. One impact of this phenomenon is increased customer participation in the product development cycle....
Being a Technology Steward
Any casual observer of current trends in the use of technology will notice some or all of the following:
Content is accessible by everyone on an unprecedented scale
Everyone can publish content
It has...
YouTube as a Performance Support Tool
I alwasy thought of YouTube primarily as a place where quirky (often involving dogs or kids) and occasionally informative videos could be viewed (and, of course, posted) but I never gave it serious consideration...
Other Perspectives on Training ROI
Different opinions make the world go around. Not a day after finishing Saul Carliner’s article suggesting that measuring the ROI of training is largely a futile effort and writing about it here,...
Is Assessing Training ROI a Waste of...
Saul Carliner wrote a thought provoking article in the June, 2009 Training magazine about the problems associated with attempting to measure ROI (return on investment) in training. Carliner points out,...
A New Wave in Collaboration
I recently invested an hour and a half of my time watching a video of the announcement of Google Wave to developers at the Google IO Conference, and I have to say it was one of the best uses of my time...
WolframAlpha: A New Breed of Search
I spent some time today playing with WolframAlpha, a relatively new option for searching the vast knowledge base that is the Internet. Rather than offer up links to various sites that may contain relevant...
Maybe You Tweet, But Will You Yammer?
Related to my earlier post about using Twitter as a workgroup collaboration tool, enterprise solutions are also emerging, tailored to the needs of a corporate environment. Yammer is one example. With much...
Twitter for Teams
By now, nearly every one knows something about Twitter, even if they aren’t using it themselves. The uses of Twitter are evolving rapidly and in a year, we may be seeing uses no one has yet dreamed...
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