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Today’s High-Impact Learning Organization
Today’s industry leaders excel in business alignment, organizational strategy, content development and learning delivery strategy.
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Best Practices for High-Impact Learning
In our recent study, Bersin & Associates discovered that the learning organizations that best cope and adapt to change share 18 best practices.
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Discussion Groups: Harvesting Value from Real-World Experiences
No employee is a blank slate, so organizations should leverage workers’ prior experiences through knowledge-sharing sessions to enrich learning content.
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Obstacles to Demonstrating Business Impact
Overwhelmingly, surveys of learning leaders identify the measurement of learning’s business impact as a high priority for the learning profession.
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Things CEOs (and CLOs) Should Think About
In these economic times of trial, the most successful businesses will have leaders who are thinking about key aspects of the enterprise: its strategies, its processes and its talent.
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Growth in HR Information Management Drives Newcomers to 2008 IHRIM Conference
Many attendees of IHRIM’s HRMStrategies 2008 Conference and Technology Exposition were first-timers who sought to better leverage technology to drive workplace strategy.
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Department of Labor Centralizes Content
The Department of Labor chose to implement a learning management system enterprise-wide.
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A Customer-Driven Approach to Molding Tomorrow’s Leaders
To cultivate exceptional leaders, CLOs must seek changes in the delivery of executive education and collaborate with academic institutions to develop custom course content.
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- BUDDY PASS NOW AVAILABLE on CLO Symposium Registration, CLO Accelerator Enrollment and Membership.
Measurement
The overall performance of a business can be measured in a number of ways. Its success can be evaluated based on the organization’s training and learning programs, and its ability to adapt to change.
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