Adopting an embedded performance support (EPS) strategy is unlike most other learning initiatives because it involves a paradigm shift from learning to performance. As such, the presence of change—potentially transformational change—becomes a significant restrainer when attempts are made to disrupt familiar methodologies. In other words, the problem is effectively positioning the solution.

You’ve heard about performance support and hopefully tried a small project or two. Or maybe you’re excited by the idea and want to accelerate its growth in your organization. Once you get to initial buy-in, either just within your team or with a small group of initial clients, what’s next?

Your organization has been using performance support for some time. You’ve got resources and tools in place that are well received, and the buzz around what you’re doing seems overwhelmingly positive. It’s time to take your efforts to the next level. Anecdotal feedback is valuable, but most organizations need verifiable, data-driven analytics for major enterprise applications. 

Panviva will take an in-depth look at the challenges enterprises face when it comes to evolving and improving their performance support solutions. They will explore how information, access, and architecture play a role in driving productivity. Organizations can no longer think about departmental solutions, but must focus on an enterprise-wide approach that breaks down the silos of information to improve overall performance. In addition, Panviva will share the top secrets to help performance support professionals excel at training, retaining, and sharing mission critical information.