Digital transformation is the latest holy grail of organizational change. Change is not new but unlike past changes, there is a key difference; In the past, projects would automate familiar workflows with some level of process enhancement. Employees affected by those changes had to learn a new system with a minor adjustment to the way […]
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Learning’s 80% Wastage vs. Retention’s Path to Profit
Organizations spend billions of dollars every year on training their employees. Is this the worst investment a corporation ever makes? According to the results, the answer is YES! It is well established by neural and behavioural scientists that people forget upwards of 80 percent of what they are taught within 2-3 weeks. There is even a catchy […]
The Technology Adoption Gap Is Real! — The Numbers Behind The Claims
Although there can be countless adoption gaps found throughout your company’s various department, it is most evident whenever technology is involved. You might not realize, but each employee (including yourself) interacts with an average of 10 different technologies every day and are subjected to 30+ company changes every year. This gets overwhelming and fosters resistance to change, […]
5 Reasons Traditional Technology Training may be Dying. (And what’s replacing it).
I was part of an interesting demo the other day. An employee walks into a board room and their phone automatically lights up with several pieces of indexed micro-learning content. Some content is about the projector, the video conferencing equipment and the telephone system. Common topics like how to make a conference call, turn on […]
Three Ways to Impact Skills Retention in the Workplace
There are three principles to remember when you are implementing user adoption in your workplace. 1. The Edgar Dale principle – the Nature of Involvement. The principle stated that after only a 2 week period, we tend to remember only: 10% of what we read (text), 20% of what we hear (audio), 30% of what […]
3 Steps to Improving Organizational Change
AS HUMANS, WE DON’T TAKE WELL TO CHANGE There are 3 main reasons why we resist. 1. Change interrupts the way our brain works. Our brains develop pathways (sometimes referred to as muscle memory) as a way of reducing the number of calories it has to burn. Yes, thinking can produce smoke that comes out […]