CorpU does a comprehensive review of your current learning supply chains.

Global Corporations have diverse needs and requirements and your learning supply chain reflects those requirements. The CorpU Custom Evaluation Service will help frame your requirements based on key values, geographic considerations, financial targets and risk issues. You get the benefit of our analyst teams' experience in conducting partner research and get the job done better and faster. We listen to your requirements, offer suggestions from our work with world class firms, suggest new vendor groups that you may not be aware of and develop custom research reports specifically and exclusively for your company.

Features

• One or more conferences to discuss requirements
• A process to establish a Factbook of all relevant data and an evaluation rubric
• Comprehensive analyses of the market and available options
• A series of workshop sessions to refine the vendors lists, develop follow-up questions and consider secondary vendor capabilities and multi-disciplinary choices
• Preparation of a comprehensive blueprint report with recommendations

Benefits

• Save Time - Fast turn-around time. We can complete the process within 30-90 days depending on the complexity of the supply chain.
• Save Money - Our reviews focus on value for money. What capabilities do you really need? Which variables are most important to you? Which firms will give you the most bang for your buck?
• Received Consistent Quality - All of our research is organized in the same way so it’s easy to make side-by-side comparisons.
• Get the Right Tool for the Right Job - Pick the firms you are familiar with, but let us uncover new firms that also meet or exceed your requirements. We reviews hundreds and you benefit from that cross-market knowledge.
• Create Long Term Value - The larger your budget, the more important your partnership decisions. Which partners have low turnover and hang onto their best people? Which partners are rising stars? Which organizations fit best with your culture?