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Start with needs diagnosis: interview business leaders, analyze performance data, and define measurable behavioral objectives. Then select instructional strategies, develop content with subject matter experts, deliver the training, and evaluate results using the Kirkpatrick model.

The Kirkpatrick model evaluates four levels: reaction (satisfaction surveys), learning (exams and assessments), behavior (30/60/90-day on-the-job change tracking), and results (business metrics like revenue or retention). High-investment programs should track at least to Level 3.

ADDIE is a linear five-phase process (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation) with deliverables at each stage. SAM (Successive Approximation Model) uses rapid prototype-review-revise cycles, making it better for fast iteration and shorter time-to-launch.

DingTalk Learning suits Alibaba-ecosystem companies, WeCom Learning fits WeChat-ecosystem firms, and Feishu works well for knowledge-management-focused organizations. Selection depends on company size, existing digital ecosystem, budget, and data security requirements.

Training only fixes capability gaps. If the root cause is a process, policy, or incentive issue rather than a knowledge or skill deficit, training will not improve performance and the underlying organizational problem should be addressed directly.