Journal of European Industrial Training: Volume 24 Issue 6

A comparison of public and private sector perceptions and use of knowledge management

Knowledge management is an emergent and eclectic body of knowledge which covers the systematic management of knowledge, of all kinds, within all levels and types of organisations…

Using a business simulation to teach applied skills – the benefits and the challenges of using student teams from multiple countries

The Business Strategy Game is a PC‐based simulation that gives the players experience in developing and implementing strategies. The students run their company in a competitive…

Training entrepreneurship at universities: a Swedish case

In Sweden today there are many initiatives to stimulate individuals to act in an entrepreneurial manner, including professorships in entrepreneurialism at universities, new…

Management development issues for owners/managers of micro‐enterprises

Management development has traditionally been perceived as being the domain of large rather than micro‐enterprises, with developmental issues normally being addressed by means of…

New video tackles e-mail legal and privacy issues

Bamberg University opens British studies centre

Cardiff opens training and technical support centre for Europe

ASTD supports the Information Technology Act of 2000

HR/training exhibition for US$5 billion Arab market

European Commission adopts 1999 annual report on equal opportunities for women and men

Employee Returns: Linking HR Performance Indicators to Business Strategy

World's first messaging facility for presentations

Launch of new training materials for the ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence)

Events

Motor apprentices take the Euro route

Hobsons plc acquires MoveUp

Technology changes the media/entertainment workforce

BBC opens new training studio in London

Giving more hope to the disabled

Transnational week, "the future of work, the work of the future"

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