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Globalization and Learning
What does “Made in the U.S.A.” even mean anymore? A quick review of the items on my desk led me to find that my coffee cup was made in China, my picture frame was also made in China, and my pens are from Japan. While this quick assessment illustrates a lot about the economy, it…
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Innovation and Creativity — Beyond the Mission Statement
Most organizations have trouble in translating innovation and creativity from the mission statement to the enterprise.
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Education, Not Information: Getting Your Employees to Invest in 401(k) Plans
Many companies offer the benefit of a 401(k) plan, but few provide the education necessary to motivate workers to invest in this savings vehicle.
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Sun’s Karie Willyerd: Weaving a Web of Learning
Sun Microsystems Vice President and Chief Learning Officer Karie Willyerd took a somewhat unconventional and roundabout road to her current role.
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Adaptation
We are in the midst of a great transition to an era of networks and service and the question is how do we adapt?
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Learning, Elephants and Simulation
For learning professionals, computer simulations make big, systemic topics teachable.
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Financial Education Could Be the New Employee Assistance
USA Today cites concern about personal finances as the No. 1 cause of stress on the job. Studies show effective financial education can help.
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Bellevue University Given CUBIC Award
Bellevue University was presented with the CUBIC award during the Annual Corporate University Week 2007 national convention.












