University of the Sunshine Coast: NetApp Training Project MGT726

This report addresses NetApp's need for enhanced training and coaching programs to support its expansion in the Australian market following networking structure changes. It identifies management problems such as coordination issues, skill gaps, and technology adoption challenges among employees, impacting profitability and business reputation. The report reviews literature on training and coaching strategies, emphasizing their importance in improving employee performance, satisfaction, and professional development. It explores various training methods, including technical, skill-based, and team training, to address the identified gaps. The research methodology includes both primary and secondary data collection techniques, such as interviews, surveys, journal reviews, and government websites, to analyze the impact of training on business performance. Ultimately, the report aims to provide actionable insights for NetApp to implement effective training programs and overcome its management challenges. Desklib provides access to similar past papers and solved assignments for students.