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What’s Your Strategic Alignment Quotient?
Strategic planning is nothing new. Most organizations go through some sort of annual strategic planning exercise to determine long-term goals and the key strategic priorities and initiatives that should drive […]
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Corporate Strategy: The CLO’s Role
Today’s smart enterprises are watchful ones, carefully determining and assessing how budgets are dispersed, what competency gaps exist, what solutions yield return. At the center of that wise approach is […]
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The Strategic Role of Executive Development
Ten years ago, organizations would send their top managers to executive education programs at places like the Stanford Graduate School of Business for training in a variety of core management skills (finance, leadership, marketing, etc.), with the desire
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Making Service Part of Your E-Learning Strategy
Whether you’re selecting a learning management system (LMS), a learning content management system (LCMS), online courseware or some other technology component to support your learning initiative, you know to look closely at the technology, pore over our c
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Six Principles for Effective Strategic Leadership Retreats
Bringing together a group of talented leaders for a strategic retreat is an investment in the success of the organization. When done right, retreats provide a powerful environment to gain alignment, make decisions and increase commitment. When done wrong,
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Clarity for Standards in Learning Technology
The standards debate in the e-learning industry has become a muddled topic. Many vendors have approached standards as a marketing tool, which has blurred the line between how standards benefit the end user and the provider.
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Strategic Behavior Change
To achieve long-term results, training must be systemic as well as systematic, cascading from level to level within the organization. That’s how to create lasting behavioral change on the part […]
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HR & Acculturated Training—A Strategy for Achieving Best Results
Understanding your consumer is the obvious key to enhancing bottom-line results. And successful delivery of such an understanding is a tactic that will differentiate learning officers from all the rest and credential their departments as “best in class.”











