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Welcome to our exploration of the less talked about, yet critically important, side of project management–the common pitfalls and frustrations that can derail even the most well-intentioned learning and development projects. As someone deeply immersed in the world of learning and development, I understand how critical project management is to the success of a learning
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Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description of the current state of global learning and some of its causes can be found in the first article here. This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations
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Jasmine is a learning professional whose manager recently asked her in a Teams meeting “What’s your team doing with generative AI?” Jasmine’s learning team had been talking about how Artificial Intelligence might change the work of their team and learning professionals in general. One of her multimedia developers said he had been playing around with
GenAI (Generative Artificial Intelligence) tools like ChatGPT are creating a lot of hype. These technologies are already impacting business processes through automation, real-time analysis, and more. But what is your Learning & Development team doing with it… are you: Whether you’re discovering, doing, or driving results with genAI, how can you move to the next
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Hollywood has been learning a valuable lesson in the last two decades: Connecting with international audiences goes far beyond mere translation, voice dubbing or subtitles. Building a global audience for a movie means adapting the film to the region of the world in more sophisticated and complex ways. In short, Hollywood needed to learn how
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Economics, Recessions, and the Weather In his recent book, “Caesar’s Last Breath,” author Sam Keen examines the history of the atmosphere from the early days of Earth until today. The evolution has been incredible: from a planet incapable of sustaining life at its beginning to billions of living organisms able to survive because of the
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Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description of the current state of global learning and some of its causes can be found in the first article here. This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations
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Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description of the current state of global learning and some of its causes can be found in the first article here. This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations
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Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description of the current state of global learning and some of its causes can be found in the first article here. This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations
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