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Learning Innovations: Gold Award
Frank J. Anderson, Jr. President and Chief Learning Officer Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Learning innovation can mean a lot of different things. Some definitions center on technological advances. Others focus […]
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Putting the Teeth in Learning
A genuine learning environment requires more than a commitment to education. With most workers up to their necks in alligators, learning programs must have a competing set of teeth.
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The Globalization of Learning and the Learning of Globalization
For previous generations, “global” business meant big business. Not today, though, when even the smallest one-person shop listing its wares on eBay has a customer base just as global as […]
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Situational Leadership Helps Windsor Frozen Foods Contain Flood Damage
Recently hurricanes ran through parts of Florida and up the Eastern seaboard, and the Windsor Frozen Foods (WFF) plant in Bloomsburg, Pa. saw heavy rains, which caused the nearby Susquehanna River to flood its banks. Despite floodgates and other preventat
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ADP Dealer Services: Blending Tools for Accessible Learning
Automated Data Processing Inc. (ADP), which provides of a variety of computerized transaction processing and information services to businesses around the world, underscores learning as a key component of its […]
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Leveraged Learning: The Power of Coaching
Over the past few years, I’ve asked many effective executives some version of the following question: How did you learn what you needed to know to be so successful? They rarely responded by talking about classroom learning. Instead, they almost always spo
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Allianz Dresdner: Business-Driven Education
The German-based Allianz Dresdner Asset Management consortium, which operates mainly in Europe, North America and East Asia, is one of the largest investment organizations in the world. In the United […]
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E-Learning: Proving Waste Is a Good Thing
The skepticism following the dot-com bust led many to believe e-learning was on its way out. However, Business Intelligence Board research shows that e-learning has just scratched the surface as a viable learning tool.