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2007
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Ernst & Young Ethics Training: Part of the Company Fabric
As one of the world’s leading professional services companies, Ernst & Young (E&Y) has more than 120,000 people in 140 countries worldwide who provide clients with a variety of services […]
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Blended Delivery: Mixing Modalities
Today, blended learning refers to the range of delivery options available to learning professionals, including classroom-based, instructor-led training; synchronous or asynchronous e-learning; portable technologies and on-the-job training. With so many al
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Onboarding for the Net Generation
The Net Generation is characterized by enhanced social interaction and immediate relevance to the individual at the time of need. Emerging social networking Web sites and applications such as Twitter […]
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Linking Learning Strategy to the Balanced Score Card
Initially introduced in the early 1990s as a way to help companies translate their corporate mission to all levels of an organization, the balanced score card has evolved into a strategic change management and performance measurement process.
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Ethics Training: New Needs, New Times
How does the leader of an organization set an example and instill ethics into the fabric of everyday business? How does an organization go from just a profitable company to one that is also values-based? It’s no wonder ethics training is becoming mandato
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The New Knowledge Worker: Enabling the Next Generation
If you search the term “knowledge worker” on the Internet, you will receive more than 900,000 references. This term elevates the common, everyday worker to an individual who has a […]
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Life as We Know it is About to Change
According to a recent article in Science News, an international team of researchers is developing a free, multilanguage, Web-based encyclopedia that will aggregate all data about every living species known […]
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The CEO-CLO Partnership: Making the Most of the Learning Agenda
Most CLOs wish their CEOs were fully committed to the learning agenda. They hope their senior leaders view education and development as strategic levers for business success rather than as […]