Learning-Execution Gap

Definition

The distance between what an organisation knows and what it does. Even organisations that learn effectively may fail to translate learning into action, creating a gap between knowledge and practice.

Example

An organisation's research arm produces excellent evidence about effective practices. Its operational arm continues ineffective practices because nothing connects learning to execution.

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LTE Section 1

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