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Problem-solving only leads to damage containment. Only opportunities produce results and growth. It takes years to incorporate this Drucker-inspired thinking into your organization's DNA.

In a world where workers are rethinking how they balance the flexibility independence offers against the security of traditional employment, how do we create a future of work that works for everyone?

The purpose of this article is to provide a basic understanding of performance measurement and control systems as a tool for defining, measuring and tracking mission-critical performance metrics.

As the workforce continues to evolve in new and innovative directions, upskilling and reskilling strategies will be as important to companies’ ability to thrive as setting business goals and objectives. Lisa Cannata, CLO of Area9 Lyceum shares her insights.

The key to showing the value of your L&D programs is to be credible with the data, assumptions and analysis. To establish that credibility, set a clear hypothesis connected to business impact, measure that impact data and take a step to show the proof that you've made a difference.

While a tough labor market requires resources focused on attracting new talent, with one in four employees currently being recruited by the competition, leaders also need to spend time reattracting their current talent.

Now more than ever, it’s important for leaders to pause and address the effects national events have had on society. As leaders, it’s crucial to consider how you, your cohorts and employees can positively contribute to the well-being of others and practice empathy.

The beginning of your six-week self-study course is here on topics like self-management, effectiveness, decision-making, innovation, leadership and developing a global worldview. Discover how these topics can be applicable to your current and future life and work - brought to you by Bruce Rosenstein

This article illustrates three easily forgotten learning essentials: 1) there is a difference between training and education; 2.) training requires instructor expertise and; 3.) continuous learning and knowledge sharing are an integral part of the training process.

Peter Drucker observed too many organizations devote resources to preserving the past instead of "creating tomorrow." Dr. Robert Swaim–student, colleague and friend of Drucker’s–looks at Drucker’s Principles of Innovation and why companies must leave yesterday behind to better shape tomorrow.

Due to the strains of lockdowns and social restrictions, it's more important than ever to focus on workplace mental health and ensure there are effective, tailored interventions in place. As our research shows, it’s not only the responsible thing to do – it's also good for business.

CEOs/CFOs increasingly require training that produces measurable outcomes (i.e.,millions in improved profitability or significant cost reductions). BP & Texas Instruments provide examples of an often neglected role of training in enabling the worst performers to learn from the best performers.