After delivering the training, it's important to evaluate the learning outcomes to determine if the training has met the objectives and expectations of the employees. This means measuring and analyzing the impact of the training on their knowledge, skills, behaviors, and performance. To do this, you can use pre- and post-tests, surveys, or interviews to assess their change in knowledge, skills, or attitudes before and after the training. Additionally, you can observe, assess, or review their performance in their work environment to identify any gaps or difficulties that need further support or intervention. You can also use metrics, indicators, or benchmarks to quantify the results and benefits of the new solution for the learners, organization, and customers. Training employees is a continuous process that requires critical thinking, planning, execution, and evaluation. By following these best practices, you can design and deliver effective training programs that help your employees learn and apply new solutions successfully.