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Across many enterprises with L&D environments, internal audits show that eLearning modules often require long development cycles, sometimes extending well past initial estimates. The reason is not usually the design effort itself. It is the accumulation of delays created by shifting inputs, unclear early direction, and multiple review layers that rarely align on the first attempt.
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