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Are you taking ownership for the educational changes you need to make? Or are you simply sitting on the sidelines, waiting for a light to appear at the end of the tunnel, and hoping things work out?

It’s time to stop holding out for people to be physically co-located, sitting down for face-to-face one-on-ones, or betting on video-based conferencing and teleconferencing to carry the day. Here are two straightforward strategies to help speed up your culture change efforts.

The rules and etiquette that are part of the game of golf provide lessons in life itself. Golf requires skill, but just as importantly, it asks the player to have integrity, to have emotional self-discipline, and to show care and respect for fellow players.

What is the difference and why should you care?

This five-week virtual guided learning journey is a blend of self-paced study, team participation, and weekly live Webinars where participants work together to describe, discuss, design, challenge, invent, and pilot their own business models and value propositions on actual customer projects.

Perhaps sooner than we imagine, we will train machines that continue learning through interacting with other humans in different environments. In turn, the machines will train us on how to train them to get the best value out of human-machine collaboration.

How to create a company culture that attracts and retains Millennials.

People want to work the way they live: Mobility, agility, flexibility, and inclusion increasingly are the table stakes for attracting and retaining top talent.

IT commonly is seen as the sole responsibility and domain of technical staff, but, in reality, it is also a Human Resources issue. Upgrading an IT system requires a corresponding upgrade in the skills and knowledge of the staff who are going to be working with the new system. And that means training.