The Uberization of Workplace Learning
Gerry Griffin, Director, Skill Pill
The consumer landscape is radically changing; how we book hotels, cabs and listen to music has altered beyond all recognition in the past ten years. Enterprise culture, at times, lags behind consumer culture. Now, however, we can now see ‘uberization’ - or emergence of a cloud philosophy - making itself felt within the workplace learning environment.
- What role can learning and development adopt to leverage these new initiatives?
- What specific types of tools and game-plan can best be delivered?
- What early examples are we seeing of best practice?
- Are there any pitfalls? If so, what are they?
- Are there any generational biases or trends incited
Gerry Griffin
Gerry is a former director of the London Business School and author of six business books. A frequent commentator on Web developments, he has lectured in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Africa. Gerry founded Skill-Pill in 2006, and is passionate about the impact mLearning can have in supporting executives in the work place.
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