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Creating a Global Mindset
Companies that ignore the global mindset do so at their own peril. The ones that most effectively develop this quality in their employees – particularly senior leaders – will have a distinct advantage over their competitors.
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Learning in Latin America
Operating in Latin America presents unique challenges and opportunities for learning executives hoping to educate their workforces while maximizing value.
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Maintaining Consistency in European Learning
When it comes to developing and delivering learning, Europe's diversity can be a liability and an asset. But as learning modalities grow in sophistication and flexibility, it's increasingly viewed as a competitive advantage.
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Globalization and the English Skills Gap
Business English proficiency is critical for success in the global economy — but most employees in global corporations say their employees’ English skills are inadequate.
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Defining and Achieving Training Value
In the knowledge economy, companies are spending huge amounts of often unaccounted-for money trying to run the training engine with the hope of improved performance.
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ArcelorMittal: Speaking the Language of Business
ArcelorMittal is emphasizing the importance of business English as a competency to ensure ideas and best practices can be shared throughout its global operations.
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Operating a Global LMS
“Going global” brings additional costs, staffing and governance considerations.
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GlaxoSmithKline: Improving Global Project Management Capability
Because of its operations and organizational structure, global project management is crucial for GlaxoSmithKline.











