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Leading the Whole Person
In my last column, I said that too many managers are still stuck in an Industrial Age mindset that treats people as things. Many think we’ve put the Industrial Age […]
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Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society: Establishing Educational Practices
The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society, a nonprofit long-term health care organization with more than 27,000 residents, established its learning and strategic integration department more than five years ago to […]
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Business Intelligence for Intelligent Businesses
Information is the currency of modern business. I’m not exactly climbing out on a limb to make that proclamation—learning leaders know the intrinsic value of knowledge and data better than […]
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The Peace Corps: Education With a Mission
The Peace Corps reaches out to developing countries to help Americans and people of other cultures understand one another. Learning is key to mission success for a volunteer workforce that must communicate in more than 300 languages.
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Creating Value: It’s All About People
Creating data warehouses with expensive technology is not necessarily the best way to provide knowledge management.
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Are You Ready?
It’s 2010—do you know where your CEO is? OK, perhaps that line is a bit of an overstatement, but it’s indicative of a growing crisis: the pending labor shortage and […]
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Calculating the Return On Your e-Learning Investment
Calculation ROI The key to building a credible Return on Investment (ROI) in e-learning lies in ascertaining the hard cost and revenue impact. This paper provides guidelines for quantifying the hard benefits, soft competitive benefits and individual l
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Seven Steps to Creating an Enterprise Collaboration Strategy
While most organizations emphasize collaboration, few have a strategy to foster collaborative work environments. These suggestions can help encourage information sharing to help meet organizational goals.