| April 2010 | Edition 4 |
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| From the Editor's Desk
"How can I make your life easier?" I wish that question was asked more often in these complex times of information overload. How can we keep technology, processes and even relationships simple and uncomplicated? Our April issue focuses on just that. How can we find simple solutions to complex issues? More » | |
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Learning Administration
Maximize Your Training Dollar
As organizations bounce back from the economic crisis, 2010 is being seen as a year of internal transformation in most organizations. Learning has come into the spotlight as a catalyst for this transformation and growth. Read this special Feature » |
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The EDGE
A New Column by Edward Trolley
Welcome to the maiden voyage of our new column, the Ed-ge. Webster's defines edge as "the sharpness of a blade" and edgy as "being bold, provocative, and unconventional". I hope to bring a sharp business edge to our discussions about learning and to be edgy in the process... Read Ed's Introductory Column » |
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Leading Your Team to Success
Invaluable Lessons for Gen Y
Succession planning and leadership development are the hallmark of all great organizations. However, in most organizations the process of leadership development starts fairly late. Read the Full Essay » |
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From the Classroom to the Cloud
How Web 2.0 technologies are changing the face of Higher Education
David Warlick, innovator and leader in the field of educational technology recently said, "My vision of school/classroom 2.0 is, more than anything else, about conversations..." More on this Trend » |
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Learning is the Catalyst
Message from Vijay Thadani, CEO and Co-founder
Whenever, we go through a crisis, we always think that we may not be able to withstand it. However, the power of the human mind is such that we almost always find the strength to cope with it from within. Read Vijay's Message » |
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