The Intersection of “Data Capital” and Advanced Analytics April 17, 2015 By Mark Hornick-Oracle (This article was first published on Oracle R Technologies, and R-bloggers) We’ve heard about the Three Laws of Data Capital from Paul Sonderegger at Oracle:… Read more ›
At the online University of the People, anyone with a high school diploma can take classes toward a degree in business administration or computer science — without standard tuition fees (though exams cost money). Founder Shai Reshef hopes that… Read more ›
There are many fads that are becoming prevalent within the realm of learning and development. From the idea leveraging social media tools, to the debate of whether to have an in-house L&D department or out-sourcing the function. Most of these… Read more ›
Climbing the career ladder can be daunting. You frequently need new skills to move ahead, but it’s not always practical to take time off just to get some new credentials. However, AT&T and Udacity may have just solved this conundrum… Read more ›
Good morning! Or evening, if you happen to be reading this on the other side of the world. Our topic for today is the internet. What? You already know about the internet? No, no, I don’t mean that… Read more ›
By Sociological Imagination[1] on August 29, 2013[2] • ( 25 ) It helps you become more clear about your ideas. It gives you practice at presenting your ideas for a non-specialist audience. It increases your visibility within academia. It increases… Read more ›
Here are top three things (in my view) that managers could do to hold on to their best employees. I have seen great success from it so thought to share with you all. Do you have any rules that you… Read more ›
There is a growing mismatch between the skills most people have and the skills they need to land a job. At a time when the world is experiencing record levels of youth unemployment, the number of vacant positions is steadily… Read more ›
An explicitly multilevel or contextual theory in education is the so called ‘frog pond’ theory, which refers to the idea that a specific individual frog may either be a small frog in a pond otherwise filled with large frogs, or a… Read more ›
