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Computer Associates: Customers Come First
With a strong customer focus, Computer Associates is one of the world’s largest management software companies. Launched in February 2003, Computer Associates University delivers customer-centric learning.
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U.S. Birth Rates: Implications for Learning Leaders
If you’re considering the ethnic and racial makeup of your office with regard to creating future learning and development programs, information published in this year’s World Population Data Sheet should be of interest. The Data Sheet is a wall chart that
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VP, Talent Management
Use learning and organizational development expertise to lead the learning team in delivering high quality programs/interventions that are aligned with Magellan’s operational goals and that improve employee performance. Scope includes […]
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Outsourcing in Asia-Pacific: Moving Slowly But Surely Forward
As businesses expand into other countries and examine the pitfalls and benefits of outsourcing, the long fingers of this controversial phenomenon have reached out to touch business coffers as well as the lives of many American workers. Outsourcing of the
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The National Security Agency: Education Produces Protection
Cracking the code of transmissions from adversaries is key to national security. The U.S. National Security Agency relies on learning to help develop its top-secret workforce into performance leaders.
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Learning How to Learn
While standing in driving rain while waiting to cheer for my daughter’s high school crew team, I had a surprising conversation with one of her coaches—a discussion related to the […]
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Three Sides of Enablement
Most of the research on informal learning states that it encompasses as much as 80 percent of the learning that occurs in companies today, yet very few training organizations have […]
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AirTran: Simulating Success to Create the Real Thing
The airline industry always has been fiercely competitive. The economic strife of recent years has made the battle for passengers, and in some cases staff, even tougher, particularly for smaller […]










