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After Merger, Workforce Performance Is Key to Success or Failure
- 4/7/04
Cingular has bid for AT&T Wireless, and J.P. Morgan Chase recently acquired Bank One, and more deals are in the making. But historically, at least 50 percent of these deals do not deliver the desired results. Learning executives can help ensur
The Vital CLO: Accountability to the Enterprise and Beyond
- 3/27/04
To predict when and more importantly how chief learning officers will be recognized as vital to the enterprise, it might be helpful to reflect on early lessons learned by first-generation chief information officers. It took 10 years following the debut of
Collaborating With Universities to Create a Continuous Learning Culture
- 3/27/04
Four years ago, a South Dakota-based health care organization developed a partnership with a local university to offer an online nursing degree program for its employees. Around the same time, an Illinois manufacturer brought a local university on-site to
The Extended Enterprise LMS
- 3/27/04
Although major learning-and-development shifts occur, surprisingly they are rapidly accepted, assimilated and accommodated, often with relative ease, finally emerging as new operating norms. Happily, in the process there is evidently a hidden hand or disc
Unleashing Organizational Know-How
- 3/27/04
For many large U.S businesses, the past few years have been lean ones. The recession of 2001 and the jobless recovery that has ensued has seen management focus on cost-cutting and increasing productivity to position their companies for growth in the next
The Learner-Centric Approach to Enterprise Education
- 3/27/04
Just as the product-oriented enterprise of yesterday was forced to become the market-oriented enterprise of today, to stay relevant the learning and development department of tomorrow will have to give up on today’s management-centric model in favor of a
M-Learning: The Next Wave for Training and Development
- 3/17/04
Mobile devices and wireless networks are booming. According to Gartner Inc., more than 50 percent of professional notebooks will have wireless LAN (WLAN) capability by the end of 2004. In the same time period, Gartner says that through WLAN hot spots, tra
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