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This module contains 10 books about Training and Development.
Training and Development programs can affect all areas of an organisation - from individual coaching or mentoring to initiatives aimed squarely at improving boardroom education. The module will help with the implementation of a Training and development Strategy and is a complete resource which Human Resource professionals will find particularly invaluable.

 

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Training and Development Express
Covers the strategic role training and development plays within organizations. Looks at the differences and similarities between training, development, education, coaching and mentoring, and the importance of intellectual capital as a key organizational resource is also explored. Case Studies from TCM.com Inc (Canada), British Airways, Unipart (UK), the training component of the US Liberty Ship program during World War II and Canon (Japan).
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Global Training and Development
Global Training & Development Covers the key areas of linking HR policy to global goals, of designing and delivering management development initiatives across international boundaries, of overcoming cultural differences and creating common aims and aspirations. Examples and lessons from some of the world's leading companies, including the Disney Corporation, GlaxoSmithKline, Diageo, Volkswagen, General Electric, L'Oreal, BMW and Standard Chartered Bank, and ideas from some of the world's smartest thinkers including Michael Porter, Gary Hamel, Michael Eisner, Jack Welch, and Geert Hofstede.
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E-training and Development
Covers realistic e-training and development for all sizes of company that delivers a profitable payback. Case studies of success stories from IBM, Scottish Power, Yamatake Building Systems and Cisco Systems.
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Boardroom Education
Covers the key areas of defining the development needs of the Board; designing seminars and programs that inform and inspire their ability to make company strategy; capturing and integrating the contribution of independent directors and managing a wide range of suppliers from business school gurus to boardroom learning specialists. Examples and lessons from some of the world's most successful businesses including Diageo, Lufthansa, GlaxoSmithKline, British Petroleum Exploration and Lego, and ideas from the smartest thinkers including Jay Lorsch, Charles Hampden-Turner, John Adair, Chris Argyris, Richard Dawkins and Bob Garratt.
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Management Development
Covers the key areas of: how to link management development initiatives to organizational goals or strategy; how to conduct training needs analysis to test the real learning needs of participants; how to ensure that proper use is made of scenarios, discussions, assignments and action learning; how to capture and sustain the results of the learning. Examples and lessons from some of the world's most successful businesses, including General Electric, News International, Standard Chartered Bank and Volkswagen/Skoda, and ideas from the smartest thinkers incuding Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Peter Senge, Chris Argyris and Reg Revans.
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Developing Teams
Covers analysis of the contributions of team members and team leaders, and how they interact. Case studies of the Republic of Ireland soccer team demonstrating how team spirit can help drive a team to perform beyond expectations, the partnership between the North American Space Agency and Russian Space Agency exploring the international aspects of team working, and Raffles Hotel, Singapore, showing the importance of culture to a team.
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Managing Talent
Covers recruiting, motivating, using and retaining talented individuals-individuals who know their worth and will demand that it is recognized and rewarded. Case studies of Jim Barksdale and Netscape, Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester Unted, Amgen (US), Nicholson Interior Designs (UK), Chen Hsong Holdings (Hong Kong SAR - China).
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Implementing a Training and Development Strategy
Covers how to make training and development an effective cyclical process that encompasses identification, planning, implementation and evaluation leading back to redefining training needs. Also ensures that organizational goals match individual aspiration. Case studies of the corporate arm of the Open University, Kentucky Fried Chicken/Yum Brands, Kodak, The Famous Grouse Experience and Hong Kong Mass Transit.
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Developing the Individual
Covers options for development including formal training and on-the-job learning as well as diagnosing development needs, developing and evaluation options, and evaluating the return on development. Case studies from The Dowty Group, Mercury Communications and Hewlett-Packard.
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Managing Training and Development Finance
Covers the importance of adopting the right mind-set to training and development investment, how to bridge the gap between training and performance, planning and allocating resources and the bottom-line benefits. Examples and lessons from a case study of a service organization seeking to redirect the HR team and improve the HR contribution to the company, using the Return on Investment model to justify a major change project, and using interventions to ensure projects achieve their objectives.
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