Jane Loda

October 2012 - TD Magazine

A review of The Winning Factor: Inspire Gold-Medal Performance in Your Employees by Peter Jensen

Achieving Coaching Success

How do you go beyond courses to deliver content to employees wherever they are, at the moment of need?Today, when the knowledge economy meets the digital workplace, how do you ensure that workers have access to the information they need to be successful?   According to Forbes, "Research has shown that Fortune 500 companies lose roughly $31.5 Billion a year by failing to share knowledge.”  That’s the challenge of knowledge management (KM).  Learn what it takes to build a KM strategy for your organization that focuses on performance improvement, not in the classroom, but in the workplace. We are not replacing training with KM, we are augmenting it, making both stronger. Add this new approach to your toolbox by attending ASTD’s two-day Knowledge Management Certificate program starting on May 2, 2014. The content for this non-technical, strategy-level program is based on best practices from large and small companies and government agencies, and includes topics on KM justification, concepts, design, marketing, social media, and training integration.  Download the program guide table of contents and register today._"This program provides effective application across multiple industries, and keeps the material very relevant to current business issues participants are facing in the workplace. There was very rich discussion in class, as well as the completion of several realistic scenarios, which will enable us to hit the ground running back at work._I can rely on ASTD to present material that is very well constructed, timely, content-rich, and relevant to the challenges workplace learning professionals face every day." ~Jane Loda, Dean, Mfg. Engineering, Pratt & WhitneyJoin more than 9,000 of your learning colleagues from around the globe in Washington, D.C., May 4-7, 2014, to share best practices and insights at the ASTD 2014 International Conference & Exposition.

ASTD 2014 Preconference Learning: Knowledge Management Certificate

August 2009 - TD Magazine

Generation Y, some 70 million strong, have already begun to assert their influence on America's workforce, yet they remain the least understood by their managers. Bruce Tulgan's Not Everyone Gets a Trophy offers valuable insights for understanding what motivates and defines this generation at work and clarifies the prevail...

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