Introducing ISO

Article Abstract:

An effective introduction of ISO 9000 training system to employees should take several factors into consideration. First, it should be introduced by the one who did the training material. Second, training should take place close to the time of the launching of new procedures. Third, the introduction should be short. Fourth, a take-home summary should be given out. Fifth, a daily follow-up should be done. Sixth, alternatives to classroom training such as multimedia, computer-based or Internet training should also be explored.

Training, ISO 9000 (Standard)

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Smooth sailing in a sea of change

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Proper change-management techniques should be applied during corporate changes to prevent misgivings from hindering company's productivity. People's transitions should be managed through the change and resistance should not be underestimated because any change brings resistance. To overcome resistance, management should constantly communicate with workers and keep them informed about the change, provide intellectual and emotional support and get people involved to earn their commitment.

Business Methods, Management, Business planning, Corporate reorganizations

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Manage training with software

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Business enterprises may be able to facilitate the overall employee training process through the use of a training-management software. These programs do not only allow managers to consolidate information, but create performance criteria for particular tasks, as well. Some programs are specifically designed for network applications and handle complete job-skill identification, Internet course registration and online training delivery.

Usage, Software, Technology application, Computer-based training, Computer based training

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