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5 Ways How Big Data Can Benefit Corporate Training

Brigg Patten / 4 min read.
August 25, 2015
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As big data continues to draw attention, many organizations are realizing how much big data affects employee training. In addition, big data can help companies remain ahead of the pack with team statistics and the possibility of higher productivity, retention and engagement. A curriculum can be tailored to meet the needs of the staff by collaborating effectively with instructors from any location.

At the same time, cross training administrators, analysts, developers, data architects and data scientists prepares companies for effective optimization of the whole value chain related to data. Whether you are using corporate training companies who are top experts in the world of analytics or not your training can definitely benefit a lot from big data. Below are five ways corporate training can benefit from big data analytics.

1. Customize Training to Enhance Businesses Performance

Through big data, organizations can see what training programs are the most successful on an individual level and customize trainings that benefits the employees learning and development, which will, in the end, increase business performance.

For instance, Defense Acquisition University is a big believer in looking for big data trends with corporate training and business outcomes. Dr. Hardy explains, Now, were connecting the system to the student information system to link business outcomes to training. With personalized training, upper management can understand their employees better, cater to their needs and understand detailed aspects of the employee learning process.

Furthermore, a key takeaway from the 5 Trends for the Future of Learning and Development from training magazine was putting the individual first. They explain, Companies must shift the way they view employees and consider focusing on the individual and his or her unique learning needs. With big data, it will help organizations pinpoint unique and effective training methods for their employeeswhich will help them produce better business results.

2. Spot Missing Skills

Big data can also give insight into missing links within employee training. Looking at corporate training results, data analytics can spot key skills employees are lacking. That way, employers are able to identify and fix missing links within their training. For instance, if employees arent knowledgeable in office safety and building protocols, it could affect their sense of security, which can affect the work being produced.

As such, every training program has a goal to increase the effectiveness and skills of employees, which translates into better work being produced. In actuality, its the same goal shared by employee recognition companies and the recognition programs they provide. Big data is easily analyzed on macro and micro levels to enhance personal and business results.


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3. Future Trends and ROI

Big data can not only pinpoint future training trends of businesses, but can also predict the return on investment of a specific training program. Companies will use big data to analyze a training program and see whether it will have the desired impact of organizational, individual and business unit success. For example, eLearning ROIs include saving time, content consistency and better learning outcomes.

As such, big data can weed out ineffective training methods and give real time analytics to what programs actually work.

4. Use of Data Visualization

Organizations need to make big data not only beneficial to upper management, but to employees overall. Having the data accessible is one thing, but when organizations share and display their collected big data analytics through charts, graphs and slideshowsit can enhance the employee training experience and engagement.

Taking a step further, this visualization could be used in real time, where employees can see and measure their results against other company results. When big data analytics are customize to the employee, it can benefit their attitudes towards future trainings.

5. New Business Opportunities

Lastly, big data analytics can not only predict future trends, but give organizations ideas for more business opportunities when it comes to training. For instance, if a majority of employees struggle with a certain training program, it could inspire businesses to attack the problem in another way, such as different training tactics or teaming up with a different training company. These new business opportunities directly impact the work being done, as well as a better ROI.

All and all, big data is the key to better corporate training through in-depth analytics and can lead to customized employee training and a better ROI.

Categories: Big Data
Tags: Big Data, corporate training, skills, training

About Brigg Patten

Brigg Patten writes in the business and tech spaces. He's a fan of podcasts, bokeh and smooth jazz. Mostly he spends his time learning the piano and watching his Golden Retriever Julian chase a stick.

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