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Robert Carter
Robert Carter
EVP and CIO, FedEx Corporation
Gaining ground at FedEx

Maggie Rubey Lynch
Maggie Rubey Lynch
Corporate VP, Time Warner
Bring it on home

Ed Amoroso
Ed Amoroso
CSO, AT&T
Meet the gatekeeper

Kriss Cloninger
Kriss Cloninger
CFO, Aflac
More than a money man

Scott Griffin
Scott Griffin
VP and CIO, Boeing
The high-flying IT executive

Vikas Kapoor
Vikas Kapoor
President and CEO, iQor
How to win the globalization game

Corporate Training

Maximizing your corporate training and development investments:

Quickly changing markets, ever more demanding customers and the exponential growth of technology has made organizations reexamine many of their process. Training and development is one of the areas currently facing this scrutiny. The need to cut costs, make learning available globally and achieve quicker access to new knowledge has led to an immense expansion in training and development initiatives within many firms. Moving a proportion of learning on the web, to take advantage of the growing pressure of internet technology seems to be a logical step to progress the delivery of your learning initiatives. This report seeks to highlight what realistic measure organizations can adopt in order to maximize their ROI from their training and development programs.

Adopting a holistic approach

There are several key issues that affect the achievement of your training and development project. Often these issues echo an organization’s makeup and culture, and are not usually considered when developing a training and development solution. Adopting the approach that building good content will guarantee thesuccess of your solution is likely to lead to disappointment. Therefore, when designing your solution, you need to consider the two following activities:

Benefits of a well-defined corporate training and development strategy:

  • Aligning your corporate training and development strategy - Ensuring that your strategy is driven from your overall organizational strategy is vital.
  • Embedding training and development in your organization – To enable effective training and development solutions, organizations need to review and tackle many internal issues.
  • Encourages networking, information sharing and collaboration
  • In reality, many organizations that have implemented training and development solutions have yet to enjoy these promised benefits.

Focus Issues

  • Performance Management
  • Executive MBA
  • Certification
  • Reward
  • Communications
  • Training and development environment
  • Physical
  • Cultural
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The Leader

Gaining ground at FedEx
CXO speaks with Robert Carter, EVP and CIO of FedEx Corporation.
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Bring it on home
Having taken the decision to develop its own in-house executive search function, Time Warner has reaped considerable benefits and realized $55 million in cost savings to date.
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Meet the gatekeeper
With over 20 years of IT security experience under his belt Dr Ed Amoroso, CSO of telecommunications giant AT&T and published author, has pretty much seen it all when it comes to protecting data and networks.
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