Curriculum Rationalization: Making the Right Choices

21 Jun 2010

Overview

The curriculum rationalization process assures that learning is an efficient user of corporate funds by determining what is being taught, who is teaching it, and, ultimately, whether what is being taught meets the strategic needs of the company. It includes an extensive inventory of current conditions within the company, and a coordination and consolidation effort, including a portfolio management approach that takes into account the needs analysis process conducted earlier.

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