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IDC's Worldwide Corporate Education Taxonomy, 2007: Framework and Research GuideProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: February 2007 Product Code: R104-29365 Description
This IDC study describes the framework by which IDC measures, describes, and tracks the worldwide corporate education market. IDC's 2007 Worldwide Corporate Education Taxonomy: Framework and Research Guide is designed to improve communication with partners and customers (and between IDC analysts and clients) using a common language and perspective on corporate learning activities. This framework will serve as the foundation for IT training, enterprise learning and performance, certification, and elearning research worldwide in 2007. Specifically, this document will address the following questions: How does IDC define corporate education, and how does it segment this market? How does IDC account for emerging market segments and trends, such as outsourcing of the corporate education function? What methodologies does IDC employ to achieve its market size and forecast estimates?"In what is still a nascent corporate elearning market, a clear and definitive taxonomy serves an important role for buyers and vendors alike. The information in this document is useful to companies providing corporate education services and their clients who can use the information in this document to help create a detailed framework from which to build the business case behind corporate strategy and use it as a road map to better understand and use IDC research." ? Peter McStravick, senior research analyst, Learning Services Table of Contents Table of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study What's New in 2007 Situation Overview Introduction Market Segmentation Figure: IDC's Corporate Education Market Segmentation, 2007 By Solution Offering By Instructional Delivery Method Table: Corporate Learning Instructional Methodologies Taxonomy, 2005 Future Outlook Research Methodology Figure: IDC's Market Sizing and Forecasting Methodology for Corporate Education, 2007 Figure: IDC's Demand-Side Spending Methodology for Corporate Education, 2007 Demand-Side Inputs and Analysis Supply-Side Inputs and Analysis Figure: IDC's Supply-Side Methodology for Corporate Education, 2007 Vendor Segmentation Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Corporate Learning and Performance Research Program IT Education and Certification Research Program Synopsis |
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