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Barriers to Mobile Learning

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June 20, 2012 - by Lorrie Lykins, T. Cricket Powell, Erin DeSandro

A new ASTD Research study, Mobile Learning: Delivering Content in a Connected World , looks at the current landscape of mobile learning in a world in which the ubiquity of mobile devices seems to have created a perfect environment for delivering learning solut... More »

Learning Technologies

Mobile Learning , Intermediate-level Content , Managing the Learning Function , Measuring and Evaluating

Autodesk Empowers Worldwide Business Partners with a Global Enterprise Learning Ecosystem

June 18, 2012 - by Kathleen Waid

Although Autodesk has mastered the art of selling through the channel, challenges arose due to the number and timing of major product releases which fueled an increased training demand; and the global economic recession and shrinking training budgets meant that partners... More »

Learning Technologies , Sales Enablement , Global Human Resources Development

E-Learning , Selling Skills , Social Learning

Innovation: The New Leadership Competency

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June 15, 2012 - by Stephen L. Guinn, Gary A Williamson PhD

As the economy becomes more globalized and commoditized, companies are embracing a new business model that places greater emphasis on innovation, creativity, and design to distinguish their products and services. More »

Senior Leaders & Executives , Learning & Development , Human Capital

Innovation , Trends

Morality Play

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June 15, 2012 - by Rick Lash

Moral leaders are good for business and society. There are three steps that companies can take to develop moral leadership among their own executives. More »

Senior Leaders & Executives , Human Capital

Integrated Talent Management , Leadership Development

Revisiting the Peter Principle

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June 15, 2012 - by Sonya L. Clark

In the satirical book The Peter Principle: Why Things Always Go Wrong by Laurence J. Peter and Raymond Hull (1969), Peter coins a new phrase “The Peter Principle,” as his encompassing theory about incompetence in workplaces. Attempting to encapsulate the phe... More »

Learning & Development

Management Development , Training and Development - General

Barriers to Mobile Learning

Autodesk Empowers Worldwide Business Partners with a Global Enterprise Learning Ecosystem

Innovation: The New Leadership Competency

Morality Play

Revisiting the Peter Principle

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