
Worldwide and U.S. IT Education Services Delivery Forecast, 2022–2026
Description
Worldwide and U.S. IT Education Services Delivery Forecast, 2022–2026
This IDC study presents the worldwide and U.S. IT education services delivery forecast for 2022 through 2026. The forecast includes an analysis of the impact of the pandemic on delivery modalities and illustrates several technology areas that will influence training delivery shifts for the 2022–2026 forecast period. The main areas covered are the distribution of spending across delivery models: classroom-based instructor-led training (C-ILT), elearning content, virtual instructor-led training (v-ILT), CD-ROM–based training, text-based training, and video/satellite video training."The shift from classroom-based instruction was rapid, significant, and permanent. eLearning, both self-paced or instructor led, will continue to grow in share as organizations continue to realize the convenience and efficacy benefits. The biggest challenge remains for IT education vendors to articulate the correct value proposition for training over client spending time and money on some other activity." — Cushing Anderson, program vice president, IT Education and Training Research at IDC
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
This IDC study presents the worldwide and U.S. IT education services delivery forecast for 2022 through 2026. The forecast includes an analysis of the impact of the pandemic on delivery modalities and illustrates several technology areas that will influence training delivery shifts for the 2022–2026 forecast period. The main areas covered are the distribution of spending across delivery models: classroom-based instructor-led training (C-ILT), elearning content, virtual instructor-led training (v-ILT), CD-ROM–based training, text-based training, and video/satellite video training."The shift from classroom-based instruction was rapid, significant, and permanent. eLearning, both self-paced or instructor led, will continue to grow in share as organizations continue to realize the convenience and efficacy benefits. The biggest challenge remains for IT education vendors to articulate the correct value proposition for training over client spending time and money on some other activity." — Cushing Anderson, program vice president, IT Education and Training Research at IDC
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
Table of Contents
17 Pages
- IDC Market Forecast Figure
- Executive Summary
- Advice for Technology Suppliers
- Market Forecast
- Worldwide
- United States
- Market Context
- Drivers and Inhibitors
- Drivers
- Delivery Modalities
- Learner Convenience
- Performance
- eLearning Adoption
- Significant Market Developments
- Economy, Software Spending, and IT Talent Demand
- Training Delivery
- Changes from Prior Forecast
- Market Definition
- IT Education and Training
- IT Training Based on Software Deployment
- Exceptions and Exclusions
- By Instructional Delivery Modality
- Classroom-Based Instructor-Led Training
- Virtual Instructor-Led Training
- eLearning Content
- CD-ROM/DVD Content
- Text-Based Training
- Methodology
- Related Research
Pricing
Currency Rates
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