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Learning Obstacles: Expanding the LMS
Enterprise education can help solve all kinds of business problems, but it is important to anticipate obstacles. This requires expanding the current learning management system to handle new challenges.
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Thinkers, Not Phone Books—Learning How to Learn
When investing in corporate learning and development, I’m more interested in equipping people to learn than merely feeding them content—teaching them to fish rather than just giving them fish. For many reasons, I believe that learning how to learn is the
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Customer Education: Expanding Revenue and Driving Business Growth
High-performing learning organizations are twice as likely to offer customer or channel partner education. These companies understand that learning enables top-line growth and increases shareholder value.
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Microsoft: Promoting Product Preparation
Software giant Microsoft, which provides operating systems for many–if not most–of the world’s approximately 600 million personal computers, frequently releases new products. This steady stream of rollouts has been a […]
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Effective Education for the Diverse Workplace
Helping a diverse workforce perform as a team is a great challenge. Blended learning integrates face-to-face settings with technology to enable collaboration and strengthen community.
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Governance: The Next Learning Gap
Savvy CLOs are poised to close the next learning gap—enterprise learning governance. The key to success is understanding people processes and knowing how to leverage organizational disciplines effectively.
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E-learning Tied to Sales Increases
Delivering e-learning to the sales force might be one of the best ways for an enterprise to build measurable business impact and increase productivity according to a recent report from brandon-hall.com. Companies that participated in the study, including
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A Centralized Knowledge Base Means On-Time, Every-Time Learning
Most organizations want to increase productivity and enable their employees to perform their job functions with a higher level of proficiency. A blended approach to learning and knowledge sharing is one method of achieving these goals. E-learning can be e










