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Creating a Learning Culture

Overview Creating a culture where learning thrives is a noble and important goal. But how is it done? What is the role of training, knowledge management and other forms of learning? How does leadership, incentives, change management, collaboration and communication affect a learning culture? Examine one of the most difficult challenges any organization can face. Examine why most learning initiatives are destined to fail and how to increase the likelihood of success. Learn why building a learning culture is even more vital as organizations deal with increasing competitive pressures and overwhelming amounts of new knowledge.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Interwise
Live Date	1st August 2004 03:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Learning Management Systems

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