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Transformational Training: A Case Study on Non-Traditional and Blended Learning Approaches at Oracle

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Thanks to all who attended the live webcast. We hope that Martyn's insights about the benefits of live virtual training will help you and others in your organization to enhance the effectiveness of your web-based training programs.

If you'd like to provide feedback on the webcast or have other questions, please contact us at info@3gselling.com, or 888.243.0461.

Download a PDF of the Case Study

The Transformational Training webcast provided a more in-depth look at many of the points covered in our 4-page case study about Oracle. Download a PDF of the case study for a look at the topics Martyn explored in his presentation.

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Click to download a copy of Martyn's presentation deck for "Transformational Training.

Webcast Description

The vice president of sales at Oracle needed a program for training his sales managers that would be measurably effective within a short period of time while keeping staff in the field and completely eliminating travel-related costs. This session demonstrates how a live, virtual sales training program constructed to totally engage participants in short weekly sessions conducted over several weeks was able to achieve highly successful results.

Case Study Highlights

• The vast majority of sales managers who went through the program—more than 80 percent—completed all work assignments
• The majority of participants reported that the approaches and tools they learned in the program were relevant and applicable to their jobs
• Managers overwhelmingly agreed that the live virtual training approach – which borrowed techniques from broadcast media and was highly interactive and more effective than any other approach used in the past.
• Post-program participant satisfaction rates for content, delivery, facilitation, and engagement were all superior to benchmarks based on previous training events conducted in a physical—rather than a virtual—classroom
• Within three months of the program, the sales management team saw measurable and sustainable increases in average deal size, win ratio, and velocity of deals through the buying-selling process
• The program saved $60,000 in travel-related costs