Capacity and leadership are two of the five domains around which we built the Learning Business Maturity Model. In our experience, capacity—the human resources and technology that can be put against devising and executing a strategy—is an area critical to the success of a learning and education business. In our experience too, capacity is an …
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What do you get when you cross a lack of strategy with an absence of process and a failure to use data for decision-making? It’s no joke that what you get is a maturity gap—and the findings reported in Association Learning + Technology 2017 make it clear that just such a maturity gap exists for …
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One of the “tools” we have found most useful in helping clients with their education businesses is the Value Ramp. As simple as it is, a meeting or two focused on it can often be one of the more eye-opening things an organization has done in years. We’ve already provided a general overview of the Value …
If a new or replacement learning management system is in your organization’s future, be sure to check out the Tagoras Platform Directory for Learning Businesses >> What kind of return on investment will we get from implementing a new or replacement learning management system (LMS)? Sometimes, organizations get bogged down with answering this question and …
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If you want to assess the maturity of your learning business, there’s now a resource for you: the Learning Business Maturity ModelTM. The Learning Business Maturity Model articulates the characteristics and practices of a mature learning and education business or line of business, as well as the stages that typically precede full maturity. It is …
Recently I had the opportunity to speak with a group of national medical specialty society CEOs. The topic was innovation and entrepreneurship trends in the market for lifelong learning, and I was thrilled that this turned out to be a very engaged group, one that was eager to talk about what is going on out there …
