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- Focus on what you want end users to be able to do, integrated with
corporate strategy
- Define what they can do before the change—the baseline
- Number of errors
- Revenue generated
- Orders processed
- Stock shipped
- Stock returned
- Etc. (specifics for your project)
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- You get what you measure
- Easy to capture…
- Awareness after communications (but what was it before?)
- Adoption of groups with most training vs. groups
with least training (but what about complexity of tasks?)
- Improvement/degradation over time (but what about upgrades?)
- Characteristics of good metrics
- A baseline
- Near-term benefits
- Meaningful, tangible
- Careful analysis
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- Depends on:
- Size of organization
- Corporate culture
- Geography—how many countries?
- Translation requirements
- How much customization?
- Tools and techniques
- Who your integrator is
- Successful learning environments budget between 9 and 17% of TOTAL
PAYROLL for Change Management and Training*
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