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Creating Value: It’s All About People
Creating data warehouses with expensive technology is not necessarily the best way to provide knowledge management.
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Trust: Can You Teach It?
Trust is one of those nebulous concepts essential for business success, but we are incapable of putting a firm finger on when it comes to enterprise learning. Can you teach trust? Kevin Wilde, vice president and CLO, General Mills Inc. and Jane Hutcheson,
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Learning: The Non-Traditional Approach
This past fall, the Boston Red Sox won their first World Series in 86 years. Up-and-coming baseball general managers have followed a unique strategy that correlates to a model for next-generation learning leaders
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Smith & Nephew: Global Learning for a Global Workforce
Two years ago, the wound management division of global medical device company Smith & Nephew sought to roll out a new e-learning regimen in eight countries. The rapidly changing market […]
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The CLO’s Role: Preparing for Future Challenges
In the ever-evolving business environment, the emerging role of the CLO continues to take shape. As learning executives strive to find a “seat at the table,” how will they adapt to changing needs?
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Action With Attitude: Harley-Davidson’s Jim Brolley Revs Up Learning
As the leader of the learning pack at Harley-Davidson, Jim Brolley fosters agility, speed and performance. By encouraging learners to take action through project-based learning, Brolley is revving up education with impact.
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Creating Tailored Learning Intelligence
Research is one of the drivers of knowledge-based business. Relying on research firms that examine the role of learning can help CLOs benchmark their own strategies against industry best practices.
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Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago: Putting Patients and Learning First
The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago is the largest research organization for rehabilitation in the United States with four major cornerstones: patient care, research, advocacy and education. The organization provides education […]