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Creating an evidence-based strategy 13 th May 2015 Laura Overton, Founder Towards Maturity @LauraOverton Ruth Stuart, L&D Research Adviser CIPD @RStuartCIPD
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Page 1: Using an Evidence-Based Learning Strategy to Win Hearts and Minds

Creating an evidence-based strategy

13th May 2015

Laura Overton, Founder – Towards Maturity

@LauraOverton

Ruth Stuart, L&D Research Adviser – CIPD

@RStuartCIPD

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HOW DOES L&D DELIVER BUSINESS VALUE?

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Achieving alignment

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

Achieving greater business alignment is the number 1 focus for L&D professionals over the next 2 years

…organisations that measure the impact of L&D are more likely to be aligned to business needs…

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Lack of clarity

regarding the

business

strategy

Changing /

conflicting

business

priorities

Lack of

business

insight

Barriers to alignment

L&D

undervaluedSilo culture

Lack of

resources

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Learning evaluation

• Half do not conduct any evaluation on the majority of L&D activities, or limit it to satisfaction

• Just 7% evaluate the wider impact on the business and/or society

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING

BUSINESS OUTCOMES JUSTIFY

A SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT IN

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT?→ Lower employee turnover

→ Increased employee engagement

→ Positive ROI

→ Change in business direction

→ Reduced cost

→ Increased productivity

→ Greater responsiveness to the new

→ Increased profitability

→ Stronger Employee brand

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55% Increased productivity40% Greater responsiveness to new39% +ve employee engagement37% Increased profitability 36% Lower employee turnover

ECONOMICS INTELLIGENCE UNIT EVIDENCE

22% Positive ROI18% Reduced cost14% Change in business direction11% Stronger Employee brand

Economic Intelligence Unit Sept 2014

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Today’s L&D professionals

also want more.

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Data-Driven Decision Making

Business leaders use data to:

PersuadePrioritisePersonalisePredictPlanImprove performance

Outperformer:An organisation with clear purpose that uses benchmarking to continually stay ahead of its peers!

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WHAT EVIDENCE IS

THERE THAT CAN A

MODERNISED

LEARNING STRATEGY

CAN ADD REAL

BUSINESS VALUE?

Persuade and Prioritise

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Gaining Market Share17% rise in customer satisfaction

10% improvement in revenue

Talent9% reduction in attrition

17% improvement in engagement

14% improvement in productivity

12% reduction in time to competency

Deliver New Products & Services

Change new products & services 23% faster

Roll out new IT applications 26% faster

Independent evidence from over 400 L&D leaders:

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Gaining Market Share17% rise in customer satisfaction

10% improvement in revenue

Talent9% reduction in attrition

17% improvement in engagement

14% improvement in productivity

12% reduction in time to competency

Deliver New Products & Services

Change new products & services 23% faster

Roll out new IT applications 26% faster

Independent evidence from over 400 L&D leaders:

AND Deliver Efficiency

- 17% Cost reduction+21% Volume- 22% Delivery time - 20% Study time

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How Do our Staff Learn Best?

91% learners learn from collaboration with team workers

81% from manager support

73% from web search

64% from formal education courses

50% from live online learning, mobile or self paced e-learning

82% want to learn at their own pace

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What is stopping staff from learning online?

63% Lack time

40% Can’t find what they need41% Irrelevant content

28% Lack of somewhere appropriate to study

26% Uninspiring content

25% Technology issues

22% unclear objectives

5,700 staff

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ONLY 1/3OF L&D LEADERS KNOW

HOW THEIR STAFF

ACTUALLY LEARN AT

WORK…

This type of evidence helps us to Predict and Plan

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Metrics used always or frequently

Learner

reflection

(80%)

Manager

reflection &

feedback

(52%)

HR metrics

(e.g. absence)

(39%)

Standard

internal

measures (e.g.

engagement)

(37%)

Strategic

measures

(e.g. business

behaviours)

(35%)

Stakeholder

reflection and

feedback (35%)

ROI

(22%)

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

Business

metrics

(32%)

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Using the findings

Always or frequently:

• 66% update the L&D intervention

• 52% share the results with the business

• 53% review the delivery method

• 49% share the results to specifically inform business strategy

1 in 5 say they produce a report of summary of the findings but rarely act on the data!

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Those who are doing things differently are more likely to be aligned

They always or frequently:

• Update the L&D intervention (84% vs. 48%)

• Share the results beyond HR (75% vs. 33%)

• Share results to inform business strategy (71% vs. 29%)

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Barriers

IT systems

39%

Funding

28%

L&D / HR

capability to

conduct

evaluation

25%

Quality of

data

32%

Other business

priorities

45%

Other L&D / HR

priorities

21%

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Do we have the skills?

• L&D: Evolving roles, enhancing skills research

Analytical capability is a critical gap

• Towards Maturity Benchmark:

96% consider programme evaluation a priority

41% say they have the skills in-house

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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To drive change and use evidence effectively we need to invest in

ourselves first

What skills do you need to build?

21@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Data-Driven Decision Making

Business leaders use data to:

PersuadePrioritisePersonalisePredictPlanImprove performanceOutperformer:

An organisation with clear purpose

that uses benchmarking to

continually stay ahead of its peers!

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Note of caution about L&D benchmarks

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About benchmarking

TM Index

THE TOP 10%New for 2014

Exploring effective practices of the topperforming learning organisations

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DNA of the Top Deck companies

Improved application of learning in the

workplace

Faster response to changing business

conditions

Increased productivity on the job

TOP DECK Average

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New Learning benchmarks

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Creating an evidence based learning strategy – where next?

• External evidence• To influence change

• Within the team• Within the business

• To inform decision making• To focus on outcomes

• Benchmarking• External evidence to improve internal

performance

• Internal Evidence• To engage and motivate• To inform

@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

Share your email address to receive a CIPD and Towards

Maturity evidence resource pack

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What will you do differently?

28@RStuartCIPD @LauraOverton

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Thank you

Get in touch at @RStuartCIPD or @LauraOverton

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