Friday, March 18, 2005
The title of my next presentation was Decision-Making Memes: Putting a Value on Learning. I explained that while I've been in the training business for nearly 30 years, before that I was a mainframe salesman, Army officer, and Harvard MBA student. I'm a business guy. I understand how business people make decisions. ROI doesn't have a heck of a lot to do with it.
I'm not going to recount the story here. Later I'll put it on the web in narrated form. For now, as promised, here's the slide deck I used in my presentation.
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The link for the slides seems to be wrong. Could you please check it?
TY,
Meir
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Meir,
Try slide deck
http://www.internettime.com/Learning/Measurement%20Memes.swf
When we discussed ROI for our Sales/CRM training at IBM, it was in 2002. Training can increase sales (the only real measure), but so can new products, the state of the economy, the competition, and management. With that in mind, why would I do an ROI for sales training?
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