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November 2011
At Last: Mobile Learning Goes Mainstream
November 2011 LX Briefing Feature
The workforce’s appeal for m-learning has surged from ardent interest to a resounding demand within three years. And learners, not the learning department, are driving this demand.
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People-First Cultures Enhance Employee Engagement and Performance
November 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Early on, I thought I could save every organization and they could all embrace the concept of People First. Now, I have learned to weed out those who just want to check the box.
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Integrated, Strategic Human Capital Management: The Keys to Success, Now and In the Future
November 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
More and more organizations are embracing strategic human capital management as not only a tool for the alignment and development of individual employees, but also as a business tool to improve overall organizational performance.
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September 2011
Innovation Emerges as Organizational Competency
September 2011 LX Briefing Feature
While recognizing the importance of innovation, very few companies have mastered what it takes to create an innovative culture—one that supports risk taking.
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Learning Is Being Rebuilt at Hilton
September 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
At Hilton Worldwide, learning is just right, on time, quick, easy, accessible, fast, and bite-sized. Kimo Kippen, CLO at Hilton, is rebuilding the learning function at the 92-year-old company.
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Significant Trends Are Shifting Human Capital Management
September 2011 LX Briefing Feature
The new global economy and the emerging generations are changing expectations in the workplace.
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July 2011
Engaging Leaders in Key Learning Activities
July 2011 LX Briefing Feature
Business leaders often complain that the learning function is removed from the business, but these same business leaders fund the learning investment. So what do these leaders want?
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Significant Organizational Changes Lead to New Talent Strategy
July 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Toni Handler, chief talent officer at MetLife, discusses how the organization is making great strides to understand the capabilities of our talent, further grow and develop that talent to meet the changing needs of the organization and the industry, and acquire talent where needed.
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Slow Down…And Open Up the World of Creativity
July 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
In today’s fast-paced business world, how can we slow down enough to do the hard work that creativity and innovation requires? According to Steve Gottlieb, of VisionMining, a great barrier to corporate creativity and innovation occurs because our culture operates with what he calls “speed addiction."
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May 2011
Executive Presence Belongs in Every Leadership Program
May 2011 LX Briefing Feature
High-potential initiatives and leadership programs are top priorities in the business world as companies focus on succession planning and the development of future leaders. As companies define skill gaps, executive presence becomes a hot topic and an urgent priority.
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Accelerating the Learning Curve
May 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
By combining the power of blended learning tools with insights about the five moments of need, Cory Bouck at Johnsonville will be able to live up to the company’s goal to provide “immediate learning within arms’ reach of need.”
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Accelerating the Learning Curve
May 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Ninety-nine percent of UPS’s advertising dollars are spent using social media outlets or other Internet-based sites.
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March 2011
Take Politics Seriously
March 2011 LX Briefing Feature
According to author Steve Gladis, the adaptive leader must know when to deal with the heat of change in an organization.
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When Learning Steps in, Success Improves
March 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
George A. Wolfe and Shawn E. Merritt spoke with Learning Executives Briefing on the value the learning organization can bring to the planning and implementation of new technology initiatives in any company.
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Learning Leaders Share Trends and Challenges
March 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Learning leaders from both the public and private sectors met recently to offer solutions to current organizational and human capital challenges. Engaging employees, developing talent, and managing change are among the myriad challenges facing learning leaders in the public and private sectors.
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February 2011
Ready for Recovery
February 2011 LX Briefing Feature
In good times or bad, it seems that for all organizations leadership development remains among the most critical concerns.
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Is the Recession Really Over?
February 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
As the economy has improved in recent months, so have the fortunes of many learning departments, but those departments may never resemble the way they looked or operated before the recession. Recent findings suggest that many companies had to cut back dramatically and put aside many programs while trying to separate the training that was absolutely needed from that which was just nice to have.
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January 2011
31 Percent Is Not a Passing Grade
January 2011 LX Briefing Feature
A new employee study suggests that fewer than one in three workers worldwide
are fully engaged. Moreover, 17 percent are completely disengaged. This global
study explores five levels of employee engagement in the workforce.
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Making the Business Case
January 2011 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Bringing the basics of business to the learning function has been the topic of more
than a few books, but none may have been written by a more authoritative voice than
David Vance, the former president of Caterpillar University.
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What Took So Long?
January 2011 LX Briefing Hot Topic
In some ways you have to wonder why we had to wait this long for the PC tablet
to emerge. But if we use this amazing new power tool like it is a stone ax, what
is the point?
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2010 Podcasts
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December 2010
Diversity: The Business Case
December 2010 LX Briefing Feature
High-performance companies are more likely to emphasize diversity practices and policies as a result of a business case, according to a new survey.
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Those Who Follow the Old Ways Will Die
December 2010 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Jay Cross takes us on a quick trip to the future of learning and a world where the learning function may no longer exist—at least not in a way we would recognize right now.
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Is it Time to End Brainstorming?
December 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Authors Shawn and Kevin Coyne are ready to show you a new way to generate the best ideas and solve the biggest problems: brainsteering.
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October 2010
A New Look at Leadership
October 2010 LX Briefing Feature
CLOs, and pretty much everyone else in the workplace learning field, will find new
insights, as well as tools to assist them, in this new comprehensive guide: The ASTD
Leadership Handbook.
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Our Industry Needs a Makeover
October 2010 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Martyn Sloman, a research academic who specializes in training and development,
spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the new direction this industry should
take in the future.
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Flat and Getting Flatter
October 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
A new study suggests that even with an improving economy, companies are not likely to bulk up. Learning leaders need to be ready to upskill managers to handle higher head counts in flatter organizations.
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September 2010
Age Matters
September 2010 LX Briefing Feature
According to a new study, the adoption, use, and effectiveness of social media as a
workplace learning tool has more to do with age than many other factors. A new study
from ASTD goes a long way toward finally establishing true parameters to understand
the issues, and applying hard numbers.
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A World View
September 2010 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
From Latin American board rooms to the American Ivory Tower, Fernando Sanchez-
Arias has followed an interesting path to the C-suite. He speaks with Learning
Executives Briefing about his unique climb to the CLO position, as well as his endless
pursuit of more education.
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Storytelling: Old Concept Gets a Fresh Look
September 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
The notion of storytelling as a workplace learning tool is neither new, nor particularly
mind-boggling, but we have seen a noticeable increase in the subject on conference agendas and in blog posts. Is something driving this renewed interest?
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August 2010
Putting the Leader Back Into Learning Leader
August 2010 LX Briefing Feature
Increased recognition of your learning organization’s value comes with high expectations.
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Admitting You Have an Execution Gap Is the First Step
August 2010 LX Briefing View From the Learning Executive
Research indicates that knowing you have a problem turning strategy into action is easy enough, but many companies aren’t sure what to do about it. Richard Lepsinger, author of Closing the Execution Gap: How Great Leaders and Their Companies Get Results (Jossey-Bass), spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the challenge of closing the execution gap.
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The iPad as a Workplace Learning Tool
August 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Will Apple’s tablet-like tool be the great game changer? Will it finally bring about a truly effective learning portal and device? Few gadgets released to the public have garnered as much anticipation as Apple’s iPad, but early buzz on how the device might be used for workplace learning has been much lower than expected.
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July 2010
Group Mentoring: Keys to Success
July 2010 LX Briefing Feature
Is group mentoring—an increasingly popular strategy for augmenting traditional learning and development—right for your organization?
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What Went Wrong?
July 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Do failures in an organization's culture lead to disasters such as the ongoing oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico? If you suspect your own organization is capable of making such mistakes, what do you do to prevent them?
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It's the Culture
July 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
While often the subject of academic research, a new study puts hard numbers to the impact of changes in the learning culture, and the organization as a whole.
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June 2010
Beneath the Surface
June 2010 LX Briefing Feature
A new study from ASTD suggests that most organizations believe in and encourage informal learning, but measuring its impact and supporting it with budgets still lag behind. While some of the data might be surprising, what is not surprising is that most organizations are taking it far more seriously.
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Transforming the Learning Organization
June 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
A new book by Tony Bingham and Marcia Connor examines the use of social media for learning, exploring a specific social media approach in depth in each chapter and elaborating on how it leads to tacit and explicit learning. The authors spoke with Learning Executives Briefing.
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Not a Question of Technology Alone
June 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Technology and social media are changing the way informal learning can be applied to help the enterprise. Experts and attendees of ASTD's International Conference in May discussed and debated social media, social learning, and informal learning in general.
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May 2010
Shifting but Changing Little
May 2010 LX Briefing Feature
A new study from the Wharton School suggests that the role of HR, while supposedly undergoing huge shifts the past decade, has not seen all that much change.
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The Why of Work
May 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
A new book by acclaimed leadership experts Dave and Wendy Ulrich delves into the deeper meaning of organizations and their relationships with employees who seek to find meaning in their work. LXB talks with the authors.
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Succession Planning: A Fresh Look
May 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
New research from ASTD and i4cp indicates that companies are taking succession planning deeper down the org chart, but many indicate they need to improve the process.
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April 2010
The Case for Telepresence
April 2010 LX Briefing Feature
The systems don’t come cheap, but they may ultimately save serious money for a learning organization while improving the quality of the communications, according to a recent report.
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Making the Magic in Your Organization
April 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Authors and former Disney Company Learning leaders Mark Jones and Jeff Kober ask: Can you really sustain excellent customer service over the long haul, if you are not sustaining the internal employee experience as well?
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Six Steps for Successfully Leading a Global Virtual Team
April 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Today’s world is fast-paced, global, and project-oriented. Your role in this changing environment often involves leading or participating in global virtual teams. How productive and effective is your team?
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March 2010
LEAN is More Than the Flavor of the Decade
March 2010 LX Briefing Feature
In a recent study, 40 percent of learning leaders reported cutting budgets, with a third expecting further declines. Though we see hints of improvement, wide-open training budgets will not be returning soon.
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Head & Heart
March 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Learning becomes a community-wide idea at DaVita where each team member creates his personal credo and determines what's important to him. Learning Executives Briefing spoke with the leader of learning efforts at DaVita, Steve Priest. The company's efforts extend to 43 states and the District of Columbia, and its teammates care for approximately 117,000 patients.
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More Than a Game
March 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
A customized learning event for Coca-Cola executives from Africa was designed to illustrate the power of mobile learning by putting the devices in the hands of competing teams.
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February 2010
Learning Executives' Confidence Stabilizes in 4th Quarter of 2009
February 2010 LX Briefing Feature
Survey reveals a modest sense of optimism among learning organization leadership as economy's influences remain key.
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January 2010
Is Your Mojo Missing?
January 2010 LX Briefing Feature
Author, executive coach, and icon Marshall Goldsmith is back with a new book that suggests we should look deeply into ourselves if we want success at work and at home.
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Time to Revisit Talent Management
January 2010 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Author and editor Larry Israelite takes a look at organizations—large and small—in a new book that examines the changes in definitions and practices in talent management. Talent Management Strategies for Success from Six Leading Companies (ASTD Press) examines the changing nature of talent management.
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Leading Through Learning in Turbulent Times
January 2010 LX Briefing Hot Topic
A corporate meltdown can destroy a workforce if you let it: Eight lessons in survival in the wake of an international business disaster at Satyam Computer Services from two learning executives who saw the carnage in person.
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2009 Podcasts
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November 2009
Stemming the Outward Flow in the Workforce
November 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Will the improving economy mean a loss of key talent? A new survey shows that organizations have been planning for an exodus as they improve efforts to keep the best and ditch the worst.
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Building Higher-Skilled Employees
November 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Accenture takes a different approach from many organizations with a career path that creates employees with deep expertise in specific content domains. Chief Learning Officer Don Vanthournout spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about Accenture's unique learning approaches.
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Deep Specialization for Competitive Advantage
November 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong stay on top of their games with a continuous focus on deliberate practice, coaching, and learning. Today's high-impact organizations are using the same approaches.
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October 2009
E-Learning 2009: What Happened?
October 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Experts, visionaries, and skeptics had plenty to offer about the state of e-learning this year.
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Web 2.0 and Change is a Challenge to Many Learning Executives
October 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Jay Cross, champion of informal learning (and author of the definitive book on the topic), Web 2.0, and systems thinking, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the changing role of the CLO.
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Do You Ever Stand Down?
October 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
The recent firestorm involving ACORN prompts us to ask: Are you willing to stop everything else you are doing to address a critical problem in your workplace?
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September 2009
Building a Better Learning Organization
September 2009 LX Briefing Feature
The internal currency of today's companies is knowledge. The mandate of the modern learning organization must be to stand as a center of excellence for the creation, acquisition, and flow of knowledge in all of its forms.
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Curing the Ills of Organizations
September 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Karl Albrecht, the author of the international bestseller Social Intelligence: The New Science of Success, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the Social Intelligence Business Code and other issues involving social intelligence in the workplace.
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Learning on the Move
September 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
While the use of mobile devices continues to grow at breakneck speed, the promise of learning delivered in a handheld unit has been slow to connect.
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August 2009
Leaders as Teachers: Six Strategic Business Benefits
August 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Utilization of leaders as teachers can take many forms. Whether deployed on a small or large scale, there are six primary benefits that organizations derive when their leaders serve as teachers, coaches, and mentors.
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Engaged at Every Level
August 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Rita Smith, vice president of Enterprise Learning, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the challenges of meeting the learning and development of Ingersoll Rand’s salaried workforce.
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Is the War for Talent Over?
August 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
The bottom line is that there is not going to be a talent gap, there never was going to be much of a talent gap, and there won’t be much of one when the economy recovers.
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July 2009
Leaders as Teachers: Six Strategic Business Benefits
July 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Leaders who serve as teachers, coaches, and mentors are increasingly valued in contemporary businesses, government, human service, and not-for-profit organizations.
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Sweet Success
July 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
The recipe for success at Just Born contains equal parts of executive commitment and reinforcement of a unique company culture. Meloney Sallie-Dosunmu, Just Born's senior manager of organizational effectiveness and talent management, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the challenges of maintaining the unique company culture, while helping the company and its associates grow and achieve success.
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Touch of Gray
July 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
As talent management matures, the lessons to be learned may be more subtle, but the biggest organizations know the true power of an effective program.
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June 2009
Old and in the Way?
June 2009 LX Briefing Feature
It seems like the topic of multiple generations in the workplace is getting pretty old. But the fact is, if you aren't building a bridge between the old and the young, you are stoking a fire that can burn down your organization.
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Surviving a Meltdown
June 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Corporate crises have been in the news far too much in the 21st century, but the tale of Satyam Computer Services and its CEO sent shivers through the IT world. Ed Cohen spoke to Learning Executives Briefing on the role his Satyam Learning Team played in first communicating the crisis, then helping the workforce deal with its unexpected ramifications.
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May 2009
Northern Light
May 2009 LX Briefing Feature
A report from stakeholders in Canada’s workplace communities suggests that it will take a partnership to ensure a properly skilled workforce now and in the future. If employers are waiting for an infusion of talent to help them build and operate their organizations in the years to come, they may want to rethink their strategy.
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Culture Seasons the Learning at Johnsonville Sausage
May 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Johnsonville Sausage has a big reputation with sausage lovers around the country. Established in 1945, the company has always put a big emphasis on learning. On its website it tells job seekers: “At Johnsonville we believe very strongly in lifelong learning. We are leaders in our industry, and to build from this position, we must constantly learn, improve and grow.” Learning Executives Briefing spoke with Don McAdams, director of organizational development and learning.
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Blow Up the Training Department
May 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
What happens when a cabal of rabble rousers and outside-the-box thinkers take a long look at traditional training departments? They come up with some new – and perhaps radical ideas.
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April 2009
Disciplines of the Modern Training Organization
April 2009 LX Briefing Feature
To design today's learning environments, you must understand not only what training people need but how they typically solve problems and learn.
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People Equal Competitive Advantage
April 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
With more than 17,000 employees in multiple lines of business in 40 countries around the globe, Mercer approaches talent management as a way to promote consistency via a single way of doing things, while supporting behavioral competencies across the company’s core disciplines. Deborah Wheelock, head of global talent management for Mercer, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing.
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It Takes a Crisis
April 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Almost like clockwork, the subject of ethics in business rears its head, usually in conjunction with bad behavior of world-class crooks.
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March 2009
A Lesson in Learning Economics
March 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Tuition assistance and reimbursement programs will face new scrutiny in companies as the economy improves and accountability goes to the head of the class.
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Serving Up Capability
March 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Rob Lauber, vice president of Yum! University and global learning, spoke with LX Briefing about the growth strategy that ensures the company’s leadership, workforce, and culture are as diverse as its customers.
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Converting Organizational Cynicism
March 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
It’s time to step up and realize that change must come from your ability to serve as the healer of the wounds that have been inflicted upon those within the business you serve.
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February 2009
Weather the Storm
February 2009 LX Briefing Feature
Establishing truly effective partnerships requires executives to intentionally consider the importance of trust. Learning executives should position themselves, their organization, and their customers by deepening their relationship and turning them into trusted partnerships.
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Strategic and Relevant
February 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Northrup Grumman Vice President of Learning and Development Kathy Thomas must focus on learning and development on an enterprise scale while developing leaders, managing leadership, and leveraging learning technology.
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What Happened to the HRO Market?
February 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Today, 10 years after its birth, most people in the industry think the HRO market is stuck in neutral, or even reverse.
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January 2009
CLO in 2009: Chief Change Officer
January 2009 LX Briefing Feature
2009 brings an array of new challenges for corporate learning and development executives: do more with fewer resources, identify new cost efficiencies, and align more closely with talent management.
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Strategic Intent
January 2009 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
At Agilent Technologies, creating a sustainable competitive advantage drives learning and development.
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What Recession?
January 2009 LX Briefing Hot Topic
The economic news isn’t all bad. Training executives are discovering a variety of positives, including a fierce incentive to launch cost-saving initiatives they’ve been putting off. Suppliers are mighty eager to help.
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2008 Podcasts
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November 2008
Wary, Not Worried
November 2008 LX Briefing Feature
As the economy continues to sour, how worried should you be about your learning organization? There is plenty to chew on in the new ASTD State of the Industry report.
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Taking Care of the Caregivers
November 2008 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
At Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, taking care of sick children requires a highly capable work-force and culture that can sustain the dual pressures of growth and the stress of the work itself. Chief Learning Officer Larry Mohl, who has been with the healthcare system for four years, following a career path that included roles at Motorola and American Express, talked with LXB about performance management.
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Virtual World, Real Learning
November 2008 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Will the virtual world be the best place for learning? A research team at North Carolina State University has developed a new way to measure how “real” online virtual worlds can be.
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September 2008
Adding It Up
September 2008 LX Briefing Feature
Even in the current turbulent and challenging economic times, learning executives are cautiously optimistic about the capabilities of their learning functions for the coming six months. While nearly one-third of the respondents expect overall conditions within their own industry to worsen, fewer than one in 10 believe their ability to meet their organization’s learning needs will deteriorate.
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Dinner Is Served
September 2008 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
Daisy Ng, senior vice president of talent management at Darden Restaurants, talks about building organizational capability, capacity, and engagement at Red Lobster, Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse, The Capital Grille, Bahama Breeze, and Seasons 52.
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Bye-Bye Boomers?
September 2008 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Baby boomers may be hanging around in the workplace longer than imagined, which gives learning executives time to mine their brains for critical knowledge.
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August 2008
Vicarious Learning for Business
August 2008 LX Briefing Feature
According to social research, we generally don’t like advice when it comes to entrenched problems and rarely yield to it.
In Influencer: The Power to Change Anything, a book I would recommend to anyone interested in motivating others, the authors (Kerry Patterson, et al) explain that people will change difficult behavior only 1) if they think that the change is worth it; and 2) if they can actually do it. The next best thing to doing the task themselves is watching or hearing a story about another person, who is similar to them, doing the very same task.
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A Commitment to Serve
August 2008 LX Briefing View from the Learning Executive
A decidedly different measure of success drives learning and development at the U.S. General Services Administration.
Linda Osgood, director of the Human Capital Asset Management Division in the General Services Administration’s Public Buildings Service Office of Organizational Resources since 2004, talks to LXB about acquiring, maintaining, developing, and divesting human capital.
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Game-Based Learning: Worth the Hype?
August 2008 LX Briefing Hot Topic
Convincing upper management to use simulation-based learning is part of the battle.
It’s understandable for senior executives to be dubious about the new era of 3-D games and immersive worlds now making their entrance onto the corporate learning stage. Although ubiquitous within Generation Y as an entertainment option, 3-D games and virtual universes like Second Life are being utilized by a relative handful of organizations as learning tools.
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