The purpose of this study is to empirically explore the cause and effect relationship between the
capacity of organizational learning and commitment to organizational change. In particular, this study
addressed the importance of organizational learning as an HRD strategy from the socio-cognitive
perspective. The capacity of organizational learning consists of 5 different factors such as shared vision
and collaboration, leadership, personal development, participative decision-making, and feedback. From the
literature review, five factor model of the capacity of organizational learning has been shown up different
results depending on subject of study. Therefore, this study established a more appropriate model to
company environment (competition model 2). To address the purpose of this study, a survey of Z
company comprised of about 500 employees (population) was conducted and usable questionnaires were
collected from 256 employees. As a result of SEM analysis, the capacity of organizational learning had a
statistically significant positive effect on commitment to organizational change. This result suggested that
companies can increase employees’ commitment to organizational change by revitalizing the capacity of
organizational learning. Finally, this study discussed some implications for HRD practice.