611 How to Kick-start Performance Support in Your Organization

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Thursday, June 9

Management

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Getting started is often the hardest challenge when implementing a performance support solution. You have recognized the need for performance support and want to implement it in your organization, but where to begin? What factors should you take into consideration? What resources are required? Where should you first deploy the solution? Across which business processes? These questions and more will be addressed in this session.

This session will take attendees through a proven performance support methodology to identify what elements need to be in place, and how to get them there, in order to deploy a successful performance support solution. You will learn from the experience of numerous performance support projects from various sectors. In this session, you will learn the most important factors for a successful performance support implementation, how much time should be allocated for content development, how many content developers you will need, which stakeholders should be involved in the project, and how to bring them to the table.

In this session, you will learn:

  • What is required to implement a performance support methodology into your organization for successful adoption
  • Which departments and resources should be included in planning for performance support
  • How to select the right process to begin
  • How to kick-start performance support in your organization when you return from this conference

Audience:
Novice to advanced designers, developers, project managers, and directors.

Technology discussed in this session:
N/A

Yanay Zaguri

Director of Product

Kryon Systems

Yanay Zaguri is Kryon Systems’ director of product. Yanay has more than 15 years of experience in general education and organizational learning, focusing mainly on learning technologies for the past eight years. Prior to becoming a product manager at Kryon Systems, he served as the head of instructional design and learning technologies with Pelephone Communications, Israel’s largest mobile carrier; as the head of learning technologies with HOT, a broadcasting provider; and as a learning manager at Meitav College where he redesigned and built all of the college’s core courses using eLearning. Yanay holds an MA degree in social psychology from Tel Aviv University and a BA degree in psychology.

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