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Reacting to the Economic Slowdown: Cutting Hidden IT Costs |
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IT cost containment is a fine line to walk - even in down times, business demands 24x7 responsiveness from IT, and anything that compromises that can negatively impact business performance. Technology leaders must look for ways to deliver greater value for less money. This begins with aligning with the business: understand business needs and where technology spending has the maximum impact. Drive investment in these key areas, and cut costs in others. Throughout the organization, look for both new technologies and structural changes that can open cost savings. Share the drive toward efficient IT throughout the organization, and be open to discovering new ways of doing business, re-examining every aspect of your structure at all times.
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Dealing with the Loss of Skilled Workers due to Demographic Shifts |
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Recruiting and retaining skilled workers has always been a challenge for companies, but the impending demographic crunch is going to make it a bigger priority than ever before. Skilled workers represent the backbone of a company's productivity, and their loss can send ripples through the entire company. There are many ways to remediate skilled turnover - from internship programs to internal cross-pollination and outsourcing. HR leaders must start to lay proactive foundations for dealing with this accelerating crisis. They can begin by understanding the root causes of turnover, the coming HR needs of the company, and how to position the company for continuing success.
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How Your Organization Can Profit From On-Demand Learning |
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Change is a constant in today's business world, and any company that does not address the ever-pressing need to train its employees in new processes, technologies, and regulatory requirements will lose its edge - and possibly more. The Web, however, has brought new ways to disseminate learning programs without having to hire instructors and host expensive classroom sessions. Today, many companies are using online learning platforms to teach everything from compliance procedures to the principles of project management. Learn more today!
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Avoiding HR Speak and Addressing Core Business Needs |
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Companies have always been reliant on the talents of their people for the lion's share of their success; however, for some reason, the department that was charged with developing this essential resource hasn't been considered a strategic partner in the business until recently. Learn more today!
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Tracking ROMI: Getting More Out of Your Marketing Investments |
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This ExecBlueprint discusses how marketers can now take advantage of the latest marketing principles to plan campaigns, set targets, and predict results. Using specific examples, four marketing professionals share how a combination of high-tech tracking methods and old-fashioned employee motivational practices enabled their companies to demonstrate a satisfactory ROMI on many marketing campaigns. Learn more today!
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Engaging with the New e-Learning |
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The good news is plentiful. eLearning enables us to deliver both learning and information at will—dynamically and immediately; to tap the knowledge of experts and nonexperts and catapult those messages beyond classroom walls and into the workplace; and to know, through the magic of technology, who is learning, referring, and contributing—and who is not. That is the bad news. Many fail to embrace eLearning.
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Informal Learning - Extending the Impact of Enterprise Ideas & Information |
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In a recently published report from IDC, Peter McStravick observed that as chief learning officers look for more ways to derive value from investments in workforce development, corporate training functions will continue to undergo significant change (McStravick 2007). While training continues to play an essential part of organizational life, most successful organizations know that corporate learning is no longer just about training.
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Rapid e-Learning: Maturing Technology Brings Balance and Possibilities |
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In a 2003 survey of Fortune 500 companies more than 80 percent of respondents indicated that rapid e-learning would soon make a significant contribution to training efforts in their organizations. And while many of these early adopters found success in rapid e-learning initiatives, overreaching aspirations of both users and technology providers led some to disappointment.
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Best Practices for Delivering Virtual Classroom Training |
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Anyone who has taught an online class, or given a remote presentation of any sort, has had this thought pop up at least once. Most of us can admit we’ve asked that question far more times than that while sitting in a room alone, effectively talking to ourselves. So how can you encourage people to listen, and even better, absorb your presentation? How will you know your audience is engaged?
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E-Learning Best Practices |
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The e-Learning industry has grown tremendously since the early days of computers and the Internet. Today there are lots of products and services out in the market place from which to choose. This white paper will provide some basic information to help you as you begin your research into e-Learning and learning management systems. The document is not meant to be the complete source of information on e-Learning nor will these guidelines be suitable for every single situation. This white paper has been created as a learning aid help you get started. These findings represent the research, experience, and techniques gleaned from working in e-Learning since its infancy in the late 80’s to today. At the end of the paper, Bob Goldschneider, Director of Business Development at SyberWorks, Inc., will provide a summary and closing remarks.
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E-Learning Benefits and ROI Comparison of E-Learning vs. Traditional Training |
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In most cases, the biggest quandary an organization must solve is to put together a rational, i.e., a cost justified, business case why they should spend capital to invest in a learning management system. The focus of this white paper will outline the benefits of web-based training along with a practical framework for developing ROI when looking at the cost of traditional training methods verses e-Learning.
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Online Training Case Study |
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This blind case study focuses on the operations division of a Fortune 500 company had significant challenges training its franchisees. They struggled with an 8 to 12 month backlog in providing training for their new franchisees coming on board. Anecdotally, when they did get around to training new people, the requirements and curriculum were outdated and in the process of being revised. Their franchisees and employees were never current on updated company policies and procedures. These franchises were spread all over the country, so it was costly to train their franchisees using traditional onsite training methods.
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