Ten Imperatives for Enterprise Learning - Video

An episode of the Accenture Management Consulting Podcast Series podcast, hosted by Norbert Büning and Barbara Williams, titled "Ten Imperatives for Enterprise Learning - Video" was published on March 8, 2011 and runs 10 minutes.

March 8, 2011 ·10m · Accenture Management Consulting Podcast Series

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In this podcast,Norbert Büning, executive director of learning and collaboration for the Accenture Talent & Organization Performance practice, and Barbara Williams, global lead for Accenture’s learning and HR business process outsourcing practice, kick off a series of podcasts exploring ten enterprise learning imperatives to meet a new generation of business challenges.

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