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eLearning Malaysia 2005
Emerging Trends in eLearning:
A Study of Malaysian Organisations 2005 During the past few decades, the Malaysian government has actively promoted the crucial role of learning in developing a competitive Malaysian workforce. However, despite encouragement from the government to increase the spend on learning through tax rebates, Malaysian organisations are still grappling with issues around technology enabled learning. In some cases this is preventing them from fully realising the benefits of their eLearning investment. Are Malaysian organisations gaining the desired ROI from their eLearning solutions? Are Malaysian organisations seeing their employees effectively skilled through eLearning or is it causing more problems than reaping benefits? What are the key issues faced by Malaysian companies as they go through the development and execution of an eLearning solution for their organisation? In this inaugural research on eLearning in Malaysia, discover how the top organisations in Malaysia are utilising eLearning solutions. The 2005 Cape Group eLearning Research Report charts the unique eLearning experiences of Malaysian organisations, and presents the challenges faced as they evaluated, planned and implemented eLearning solutions. For many organisations, eLearning is an ongoing journey and does not end with implementation. It is about achieving the full business benefits from your eLearning investment over time. Contents: Introduction About the Report Key Findings Detailed Research Results - The Change Imperative - Linking Learning to Business Critical Initiatives - Increased Involvement with the Business Case would be beneficial - Speed and Consistency of Learning are the Most Anticipated Benefits - Solution Landscape - eLearning Content Implementation Costs and Timeframes Implementation Challenges Challenges Moving Forward The Journey Continues Conclusions and Considerations Questions and Answers for you: What are the latest trends in eLearning amongst the top organisations in the Malaysia? What are the business priorities driving Malaysian organisations to adopt eLearning? What value are organisations deriving from eLearning solutions? How are organisations measuring their success? Have organisations achieved anticipated benefits? Which unexpected benefits have they discovered along their journey? Which critical challenges and issues most concerned organisations? Which factors most enabled their success? What future plans do organisations have for eLearning? If you would like to receive a copy of this report, please contact us at info@capegroupglobal.com Return |
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