In this paper we outline a method for systematically addressing needs assessment (QUALISEM-PEOPLE), alongside a case study of its use within a medium sized, German company. The method was designed in order to provide guidance in analysing skill and role competences, particularly when e-learning systems are being considered for training purposes. The method proved to be successful within the company and helped to profile actual and target qualification needs, as well as employee preferences. In addition, there were also a number of overall lessons that could be learnt from the case study. These mainly relate to the need to integrate needs assessment within the broader context of Human Resource Management (HRM) systems, as well as the importance of employee participation within the process. We end the paper with a discussion of possible extensions to our work as well as outstanding challenges within the area
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Haan, D., Waterson, P., Trapp, S., & Pfahl, D. (2005). Integrating Needs Assessment Within Next Generation E-learning Systems. In E-Training Practices for Professional Organizations (pp. 113–120). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-23572-8_14
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