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Think Tank Session
"THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY & CORPORATE eLEARNING: CURRENT & UPCOMING
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE U.S. MARKET"
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 & 11, 2001
All day program. By invitation only. See information below for
possible participation.
PROGRAM
The Knowledge-based Economy provides the impetus for the emerging
eLearning industry, specifically, opportunities for the corporate
sector beyond internal training for employees. As the speed of change
in technology and the general business environment continues to
accelerate, companies must take advantage of the new Net-based infrastructure
for learning if they want to maximize success in the new Knowledge-based
Economy. For instance, how can companies leverage current eLearning
efforts into the extended enterprise? How can a company's value
chain take full advantage of all formal and informal learning content
via the Internet, and in turn, how is this related to achieving
maximum competitive advantage? How can Net-based infrastructures
(public Internet and corporate Intranet) be best leveraged for learning
and sharing knowledge with employees, customers and suppliers? What
are the upcoming key developments and opportunities and how can
companies best leverage themselves in these areas?
This two-day, by invitation-only Think Tank Session on eLearning
focuses on key market dynamics in the U.S. corporate sector, including
existing players and potential market entrants, market opportunities
and growth potential in this industry, and future views and challenges
for the corporate eLearning industry. Net-based infrastructure,
technology, standards, methodology and delivery for content, and
business models will also be addressed. A group of 25-30 invitation-only
eLearning experts, established companies, and innovative smaller
companies will contribute to this two-day discussion. Keynotes will
be delivered, followed by the opportunity to contribute as a group
and brainstorm in business and technology breakout sessions.
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We are currently seeking a few participants with a technical/engineering
background who can share their experience about the current and
upcoming technology for course content and structure as well as
infrastructure for the delivery of corporate eLearning opportunities.
Individuals and companies in the eLearning space are encouraged
to contact the Center's Director of Programs, Venilde Jeronimo,
for possible participation and further information. She can be reached
at (mailto:venilde@worldinternetcenter.com).
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