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"If you were to ask Ray Kelly IV to characterize the learning function of most organizations, he might say it was analogous to coins underneath the cushions of a couch: You have to dig around to recover all that money" (As seen at hrotoday.com on 2-17-09). As Andy Teng continues to write for HRO he points out the fact that there are tangible benefits when an organization commits to outsource task and functions.

When an organization outsources or contracts with someone like LearningCurve to create or manage the learning and training functions of an organization they get what they you pay for. They simply know what it cost in hard dollars and see the results. Outsourcing is a viable option to get visible results for an organization that knows it can not afford to cut out learning yet has trouble justifying unaccountable dollars in tough economic times.

In addition to making the cost and benefit of investments in human capital explicit the quality and delivery can often improve making the learning process a positive experience for employees and clients. Does that sound like a win-win?