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Before any Training, Education or Support initiative can be conceived, the company must define the objective of the effort. Here is how Insite Objects breaks down the objectives for Employee Performance Improvement.
 
   

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Source of Skillsline

There are several different methods commonly used today for the Education of Employees. Most companies adopt a method of “blended learning”, using more than a single method. The proper ‘recipe' for each company/project is different.

The following table shows common methods of Skills delivery:

Method
Positive
Negative
Best Practice
Notes
Instructor lead training
Best retention of basic skills

Very expensive

T-Code execution

Customized is always best
Bandwidth
Single Process
Timing Gap
Data Accuracy
Self-Guided, Computer Based Training (CBT)
Inexpensive, resuable
Employee motivation impacts results

Basic Navigation

CBT's should be created for almost every Instructor lead class so as to be reused
Infrequent T-Codes
Single Process
Webinars
Moderate Expense
Employee Motivation impacts results

Process  Improvements

Great for workshops, refresher, change management
Business  Expansion
Instructor Workshops
Best Transfer of advanced skills
Very Expensive

Business Expansion

Super Users should initiate and lead
Advanced  Decision Support
Support Systems
Best ROI
Must be managed and current

T-Code execution

EPSS systems are used as employees progress through various skills levels
Upstream and Downstream process   knowledge
Benchmarks & KPISAP Usability
One-time exceptions
Basic Decision Support
Advanced Features
Co-Worker
Easy access
Most   expensive
· Susceptible   to turnover

T-Code  execution

Single Process
Benchmarks & KPI
OJT or Experience
Best retention
Expensive for the business until achieved
Development of Super Users
The best should drive refresh events

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