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To compete effectively, business people must assimilate
vast amounts of new product, market, and competitive
information. And according to a recent Pricewaterhouse Coopers
study, 65% of CEOs cite the lack of skilled workers as a potential barrier
to growth. Chadwick Consulting has the tools to help ![]()
Educational
Objectives - The workforce needs new competencies. Employees need to
update their skills. With e-learning, employers provide rich educational experiences
while controlling costs.
Content Creation - To maximize efficiency, content is stored and tagged
as modules of information. It is then stored in a database and dynamically
pulled to create the learning materials. This allows for a high degree of
reuse. Reusable content can result in a lower cost to build the learning materials,
faster development time, and content that is designed for a very specific
audience. With modularized content, updates can be mage easily and consistently
across numerous training materials.
Assessment and Management - With the right management tools, employers
identify knowledge gaps, workforce benchmarks, and individual learning plans.
They create an assessment process, and user profiles, document learning histories,
establish entitlement processes and develop a custom learning agenda. By taking
advantage of these tools employers can maximize their workforce to obtain
a competitive edge.
Delivery Technologies - Employers develop a technology plan that delivers
the learning via the most effective vehicle, such as e-text, real time collaboration,
virtual labs, interactive multimedia, content on demand, video conferencing,
broadcast video, or simulation.