Following the announcement of a partnership between Cognota and the ROI Institute that was formed earlier this year, Cognota will be hosting a webinar entitled "LearnOps - The ROI Advantage over Project Management Tools", 06 December, 13:00 EST.

The webinar will feature Ryan Austin, CEO of Cognota, Dr. Patti P. Phillips, President and CEO of the ROI Institute Inc., and LaMont Boykins, Vice President of L&D at Charter Communications, as they discuss the importance of learning impact and ROI. Attendees will also be offered a sneak peek demo of the exciting and cutting-edge features centered around ROI and learning measurement that Cognota has developed in partnership with the ROI Institute.

The partnership between Cognota and the ROI Institute Inc. aims to revolutionize the way organizations measure the impact of their learning initiatives and provide tangible evidence of the return on investment that goes beyond traditional project management tools. By combining Cognota's expertise in learning operations with the ROI Institute's methodology and extensive research, the two companies can enable organizations to make data-driven decisions and accurately measure the effectiveness of their learning programs in new ways.

"We are thrilled about our partnership with the ROI Institute and the opportunity to bring these game-changing products to the market," said Ryan Austin. "Traditional project- management tools simply do not provide the comprehensive measurement and data-analysis capabilities that L&D departments need to truly understand the impact of their learning programs and investments. With our new ROI features, L&D leaders will have the competitive advantage of actionable insights that help secure a seat at the table."

Through the LearnOps ROI Advantage, Cognota aims to enable corporate L&D to better align learning operations with business goals, streamline workflows in one platform, and maximize return on investments. By utilizing new ROI features, organizations can gain deeper understanding of the effectiveness of their learning programs and make data-driven decisions that result in continuous improvement and improved performance.