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CO0806.qxd 7/19/06 11:42 AM Page 50 tactics i n practice: Recently,
significant progress has been made in the Siebel: way content is packaged
and attempts are underway to standardize the industry. Still, industry
leaders can Virtual Labs Enable Global Learning learn valuable lessons
from the methods organiza- tions use around the world to solve similar
problems. Virtual technology followed closely on the heels of e-learning
as the next big thing to replace instructor-led classroom learning with
one notable exception: E-lear ning has to T h e Future of Web Services be
specially adapted to get the same impact as classroom programs, and even
then it While learning industry experts worked to define doesn't always
cut it due to a lack of interactivity. Virtual technology, on the other
hand, SCORM, a new technology known as Web services usually allows the
learners to experience learning comparable to that in a classroom. evolved
online. This technology allows one server Siebel Systems Inc., which was
acquired by enterprise software company Oracle in to talk with another and
securely exchange infor- Januar y, implemented virtual lab technology in
order to increase the reach of Siebel mation. The method also can be used
to connect a University to its customers, partners and employees around
the world. The company client
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Chief Learning Officer - August 2006
Editor's Letter
Table of Contents
Trends
Effectiveness
Taking the Lead
Best Practices
Learning Solutions
In Practice - U.S. GAO
Environment
In Practice - Army National Guard
CLO Profile
Productivity
In Practice - PerkinElmer
Case Study
Human Capital
In Practice - Countrywide Financial Corp
Tactics
In Practice - Siebel
Business Intelligence
Advertiser's Index
Editorial Resources
In Conclusion
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