For operations and plant leaders, slow ramp time rarely appears as a single line item—it shows up everywhere else: missed schedules, overtime approvals, supervisor overload, preventable defects, and safety incidents tied to inexperience rather than negligence. These don’t look like training issues in isolation. But connected together, inefficient or insufficient... more
What Is Institutional Knowledge? Institutional knowledge, also known as tacit knowledge, is informal, experience-based knowledge that helps skilled workers perform faster, safer, and more accurately—especially when real-world conditions don’t match the manual. Examples include: The fastest, safe way to calibrate a machine The real order of operations that prevents rework Early... more
The demands of healthcare workplace learning are unlike those in any other field: healthcare organizations operate under strict regulations such as HIPAA, OSHA, and Joint Commission standards, all of which demand rigorous, documented, and up-to-date training. At the same time, staff — often overstretched due to the healthcare staffing crisis... more
