The knowledge-enabled organization : moving from "training" to "learning" to meet business goals

書誌事項

The knowledge-enabled organization : moving from "training" to "learning" to meet business goals

Daniel R. Tobin

AMACOM, c1998

  • : hard

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The aim of this book is to provide a game plan for actively bolstering the skills and knowledge needed to achieve business goals. Focusing on how knowledge is gained and shared throughout a knowledge network, the book explores how to create a positive learning environment that promotes the constant building and sharing of new information and new skills. New approaches to employee learning are outlined, which link training and development with job-related, bottom-line driven activities. The book uses real-world experiences and examples of companies that have put these ideas into practice.

目次

  • The great train robbery
  • knowledge and skills
  • the knowledge-enabled organization
  • the learning contract - tying learning to business goals
  • learning to get the job done
  • the knowledge network - building support for employee and oganizational learning
  • fostering a positive learning environment
  • throw out the training catalogue, not the training group
  • the learning organization, the corporate university and the knowledge-enabled organization
  • moving learning beyond company boundaries.

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