News:

Jan 07: Joe White joins LearningGuide Solutions UK to manage UK growth

LearningGuide Solutions, the workplace performance support systems developer, has announced that Joe White is joining the company to spearhead the company’s growth in the UK Market. Joe White is well known in the UK learning industry, through a management career spanning over twenty-five years with companies including QA, Computers for Business, and IBM (London).

Alfred Remmits, CEO, said: “We are delighted that Joe White is joining us at LearningGuide to head up our UK operation. Joe’s immediate task is to handle our growth in the UK market and to work with existing and new LearningGuide services partners. Joe brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to our company and will be an important part of our UK success."

"2007 will be an important year for LearningGuide. Performance support technologies are becoming more accepted as the best way of embedding learning deep into working processes to solve many of the adoption issues created with new enterprise systems, which are often left unresolved through the inadequacies of traditional e-learning and classroom training.”

LearningGuide is best known for building performance support systems for computer applications and organisational policies and procedures. “In 2007, we expect the market for electronic performance support to see its highest year of growth to date, as the need to embed learning and support extends into all areas of business. For many this will mean embedding learning and support across their supply chain, right through to the end consumer,” added Remmits.

Nov 2006: Bob Mosher joins LearningGuide from Microsoft, where he was Director of Learning Strategy and Evangelism. Bob has been an active and influential leader in the Learning and Training industry for over 23 years.

Alfred Remmits, CEO, LearningGuide Solutions, commenting on the appointment of one of the learning industry's most respected and well-known figures, said: "I'm delighted that Bob Mosher is joining us at LearningGuide. Bob is one of the learning industry's thought-leaders and a true visionary. His appointment is hugely significant for LearningGuide."

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Sources:

(a) Education Development Center Inc. (1988): "The Teaching Firm: Where Productive Work and Learning Converge" Newton MA.

(b) Jay Cross: "informal Learning, the other 80%" www.internettime.com

(c) Gloria Gery: "Why Don't We Weigh Them" www.gwu.edu