Timing your Learning Needs Analysis
By Sarah Cook (March 2005 Issue)
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When should you undertake a learning needs analysis? What is the best way of ensuring that the LNA project stays on track? Sarah Cook provides a framework for ensuring that the timing of your learning needs analysis is both efficient and effective.
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