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OUTSOURCING AN EFFECTIVE LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ISPI 2012 TORONTO, CANADA Sample PHASE 4: Future L&D System Architecture 1 ©2012 RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. 112 Two Mile Bridge Road Roberts MT 59070 www.raysvensonconsulting.com e-mail: ray@raysvenson.com Office phone: 406-446-1861 Mobile phone: 406-425-4013 APRIL 18-23, 2012
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©2012 RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. 2 OUTSOURCING EFFECTIVENESS A December, 2003 report of the Corporate Leadership Council provides the following findings about the effectiveness of outsourcing: Outsourcing is very effective overall Outsourcing provides access to new skills and expertise Outsourcing may require significant upfront investment Outsourcing saves between 1 and 10% of HR’s budget in absolute terms Outsourcing is less expensive than performing activities in-house Outsourcing raises the quality bar Outsourcing improves timeliness of service There is a high level of satisfaction with HR outsourcing PHASE 4: Future L&D System Architecture
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©2012 RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. 3 OUTSOURCING OPTIONS Following are some of the L&D activities that can be effectively outsourced: Planning and Analysis Strategic Planning for Learning and Development Curriculum Architecture Design Needs Analysis Project Planning and Management Courseware Course Design Course Development Course Delivery Materials Design and Production Results Measurement L&D Support Systems Administrative Systems/LMS (Registration, Scheduling, Results Tracking, etc.) Knowledge Management Systems Workplace Learning Systems PHASE 4: Future L&D System Architecture
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©2012 RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. 4 TYPES OF OUTSOURCING VENDORS TO CONSIDER Individual freelancers L&D “gurus” Boutique L&D specialist companies Course development “factories” Course delivery “factories” Small consulting firms Mega consulting firms PHASE 4: Future L&D System Architecture
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©2012 RAY SVENSON CONSULTING, INC. 5 THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR MAKING THE OUTSOURCING DECISION Available in-house expertise Skills and abilities Knowledge and experience Technology Project planning and management Available in-house person hours for required time-frame Budget $ Internal policies and standards regarding outsourcing Need for outside “credibility” for high-profile projects Desire to make outsourcing an opportunity for learning how to do it in- house Effective outsourcing requires an in-house manager to manage the project internally and work closely with the outsourcing vendor(s)
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