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Enterprise Architecture for e-Learning: Working With the CIO
This event is Archived:This event was previously held live on October 1, 2003. To view this event in archived format, please check this link!No CLO is an island. Managing workforce development for large […]
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Training: Expense or Investment
In his Chief Learning Officer column (Selling Up, Selling Down, September 2002), Bob Mosher, director of education for Element K, challenged us to think not only of investment but of […]
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Xerox and Qwest: Reaching Out to Workers
Ongoing employee education is crucial to businesses surviving and thriving in competitive and uncertain markets. The delivery of that education, of course, is just as crucial, as different workers respond differently to different modalities. Technology, t
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Starting Out Right
I just finished reading the September issue of your new magazine, and it is absolutely outstanding. The e-learning industry definitely needed a publication focused on providing chief learning officers with […]
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Learning Styles: What’s Right for Your Enterprise?
When I was a child, admittedly now a long, long time ago, one of the most favorite games we played in school and in our neighborhood was �Simon Says.� The rules of the game are incredibly simple: Do exactly, but only, what Simon tells you to do. If th
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e-Learning CrOp Circles
Does your organization have an e-learning CrOp Circle? No, I haven’t seen the new Hollywood movie “Signs.” I’m not talking about alien-created patterns in fields of wheat. What I mean is a circle of professional e-learning developers who are dedicated to
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Grant Thornton: Collaboration Is the Key
Working together is at the heart of collaboration, whether “together” means in the same office or just on the same planet (for now). When your company works with others for a living, as does the accounting, auditing and tax service firm Grant Thornton, co
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Vendors’ Financial Statements Affect Buying Decisions
It is well-known, and the issue has been discussed at length: The industry barometers are not indicating an improvement in the IT spending environment anytime soon. With that in mind, the health of a company’s balance sheet has, will and should be a diffe











