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Change Adaptation Learning Model
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Change is never easy, especially when the outcome of the change is unknown. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to test drive a new strategy before implementation? One method, the CALM method, developed by David J. Koehn, is a software application that does just that. CALM, which stands for Change Adaptation Learning Model, provides that "what-if" s...
Change is never easy, especially when the outcome of the change is unknown. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to test drive a new strategy before implementation? One method, the CALM method, developed by David J. Koehn, is a software application that does just that. CALM, which stands for Change Adaptation Learning Model, provides that "what-if" s...
Sat Oct 14 2006
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Change is never easy, especially when the outcome of the change is unknown. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to test drive a new strategy before implementation? One method, the CALM method, developed by David J. Koehn, is a software application that does just that. CALM, which stands for Change Adaptation Learning Model, provides that "what-if" simulation capability.
Change is never easy, especially when the outcome of the change is unknown. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to test drive a new strategy before implementation? One method, the CALM method, developed by David J. Koehn, is a software application that does just that. CALM, which stands for Change Adaptation Learning Model, provides that "what-if" simulation capability.