ILX Expands Consulting Service Through A Dedicated Team To Help Global Organisations Accelerate Performance And Determine Better Outcomes

…Unlocking the potential of your people and processes…

LONDON – Wednesday 24th February 2016 – ILX, the global Best Practice learning company, has created a dedicated line of business called ‘ILX Consulting’ to help organisations improve their workforce skills and organisational processes. The new practice builds on the company’s 25 years’ experience in training over 250,000 people, across 5,000 organisations in 100+ countries. ILX Consulting will be headed by Mike Saville who brings 15 years of experience in leading performance improvement projects across multiple industry sectors.

According to ILX, many companies are investing heavily in Best Practice training such as PRINCE2, Managing Successful Programmes (MSP), Management of Risk (MoR) and ITIL. However many organisations are still taking a fragmented approach to improving their delivery capacity. ILX Consulting will work with its partners to ensure that they can introduce process change, key competences and core skills while minimising disruption to normal business activities. This may include delivering complex change management programmes, rolling out a new product or services in a new territory, or managing a multi-million dollar assignment with an internationally distributed workforce.

To coincide with this launch, ILX Consulting has released a whitepaper which explains the drivers for this strategic approach and it explains how organisations will benefit from this type of support. The whitepaper, ‘Unlocking the potential of your people and processes’ is available to download for free by visiting https://www.ilxgroup.com/pdf/unlocking-the-potential-of-your-people-and-processes.pdf

Head of ILX Consulting, Mike Saville explains, “ILX is known and valued for the quality of Best Practice training whether the experience is classroom or digital. ILX Consulting will bring that same standard of service to many more links in the value chain. To help us achi