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 July 2009
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Smart companies don't stand still-they recognize the need to keep their people across the value chain and across multiple geographies at the top of their game. So more and more companies are moving to or extending eLearning models and incorporating XML technology into their solutions. The benefit is lower cost and higher proficiency. This month we feature two articles that focus on the ROI of content and learning.
In LR news, we share how a small donation at Second Harvest Food Bank can make a difference. We also introduce our new client, Circle Bank, and announce our redesigned homepage at LR.com.
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The ROI of eLearning
from KMWorld, article by Claire Schooley
"Online learning can earn companies a positive return on investment (ROI), and it can do that quickly. Smart companies provide employees with learning opportunities to keep skills and knowledge razor-sharp so employees produce quality work." Read More...
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What Matters-Featured topic: Innovation
from McKinsey & Company, article by Richard Florida
"Where will the world's primary centers of innovation be?" A collection of articles centered around the topic of Innovation. Read More...
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Social Media and the Acid-Bath of ROI
from Hooversbiz.com, article by Tim Walker
"Skeptics are quick to apply acid-bath of ROI to social media. Wish they'd do the same for e-mail, meetings, & other time-sinks." Read More...
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Enterprise Content Management in focus at AIIM Road show
from Jason Slater Technology Blog, article by Jason Slater
"...Teamwork is important but finding then sharing documents between team members can be cumbersome leading to duplication, out-of-step updates, revision differences, and the inability to access information when and where required." Read More...
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Second Harvest 'Share Your Lunch'
Lasselle-Ramsay recently helped Second Harvest deliver lunches to 500 children during these difficult economic times. How did we manage to do that? Because Second Harvest is a very efficient and effective organization, a donation of only $250 to the 'Share Your Lunch' program was able to get nutritionally sound lunches to 500 kids. During the school year, children from low-income families receive food through their schools' nutrition programs. Now that it's summer, these programs are unavailable. As a result, children often go without having three nutritious meals a day, and struggling parents turn to the Food Bank for solutions. We are proud to support Second Harvest, and encourage others to join in. To learn more about Second Harvest's volunteer and donation programs, visit their website, http://www.2ndharvest.net/.
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New Client, Circle Bank
Lasselle-Ramsay is pleased to welcome Circle Bank as a new client. Circle Bank is a full-service regional bank with branches in Marin and Sonoma Counties. Lasselle-Ramsay is working with Circle Bank to support the implementation of a new intranet to support operational excellence. To learn more about Circle Bank, visit their website.
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The New Look at LR.com
Lasselle-Ramsay has recently launched a new home page at LR.com. The new design gives us the opportunity to share our current customers' feedback. Our A-list of industry-leading companies and their recommendation is our greatest asset.
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