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Transfer of Knowledge
Feature
Breaking down
T
here’s an inherent friction between
the much sought after Subject Matter
Experts (SME) heading up today’s most
successful enterprises and the beleaguered
training managers tasked with the job
the barriers …
of converting inspired boardroom policy
making into effective e-learning material. All
too often, working with the top tier decision
makers in a business can be mind boggling
between the boardroom
for course project managers; after all, their
prime objective is to help lighten the burden
and the learning centre
of the company’s most highly regarded
professionals by turning their content into a
formal learning offer for the wider business.
So why should the SMEs at the top of
They’re busy and often hard to lock down,
the corporate food chain so frequently
take a reluctant stance when it comes to
but teasing out the expertise you need for your course creation and collaboration? Why
e-learning modules with members of the
the complacence or, even worse, rudeness
towards the training department who are
board can feel like an up-hill battle, says
expertly equipped to harness and roll-out
top tier thinking across the company?
Lars Unneberg. The key is communicating
As learning leaders charged with
through the language of business identifying and sharing the top intelligence
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