Audit. Align.Optimize.

Get a clear view of your full learning portfolio — so you can focus on what drives value and trim what doesn’t.

Your learning portfolio is full of good intentions. This helps you make sure it’s also full of business alignment.

What Is Portfolio Analysis?

Portfolio Analysis is a strategic review of all your learning programs, courses, and content — with the goal of identifying gaps, overlaps, low-value content, and alignment opportunities.

It gives you clarity on:

  • Where your learning investments are going
  • Which programs support real business outcomes
  • What to scale, revise, retire, or rebuild



What’s Included

  • Program Inventory & Mapping
    We compile a full list of learning assets — formal and informal — and organize them by audience, objective, topic, and delivery format.
  • Strategic Alignment Check
    We review how each program connects to organizational priorities, capability goals, and performance expectations.
  • Redundancy & Relevance Audit
    We look for overlap, outdated content, or effort being spent on programs with little demand or impact.
  • Portfolio Gap Identification
    Where are learners under-supported? What’s missing for managers or frontline teams? Where is future capacity at risk?
  • Action Plan & Priority Recommendations
    You’ll receive a report that shows what to pause, streamline, invest in, or scale — with clear rationale for each.

Common Use Cases

  • Recommended at least once to maximize alignment with business goals and annually for dynamic organizations.
  • Merging or scaling L&D teams
  • Budget reviews or rescoping learning strategy
  • Leadership requests for “what’s all this content doing?”
  • After significant shift in organizational priorities or goals

Add-Ons

  • Capability framework mapping
  • Executive presentation or board summary
  • Internal communications materials to support content retirement
  • Integration with learning technology (LMS, LXP)

Want a Clear, Confident View of Your Learning Portfolio?

Let’s talk about what this would look like for your team.