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Archive for August, 2008

I just received, from the SPBT folks, the consolidated feedback from the Vendor Selection workshop (“Right-Sourcing” 101) co-facilitated by Angela Nicoletta and me at the Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers conference in late spring.
There were no Russian judges, no perfect “10″s awarded, and we didn’t get to ascend the trainer’s podium for a gold [...]

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I had the privilege last week of making a brief pilgrimage to Lambertville, NJ (for a business meeting, of course). Happily, the meeting was at Rojo’s Roastery, a coffee shop about which I have raved previously on this blog. But I had a little extra time before and after the meeting, and it was a [...]

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After Hours 8_18

There are mosquitoes. Then, there are THESE!
If you sent a balloon up 117,597 feet, with a camera, what kind of pictures would you get? Something like this!
Attack of the pet dog.
The Top 10 questions NOT to ask in a job interview.
Hugely music-geekish. Don’t even think about clicking this link unless you want to know how [...]

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You have a training or marketing project. Maybe it’s a workshop, or a product module; maybe it’s a selling skills program, or an eLearning initiative. Or perhaps you’re considering social media or other forms of eMarketing.
Choosing a vendor/partner should be pretty easy, right? Just find the right fit.
You look at a list of companies currently [...]

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The Xa factor: not looking so promising for Pfizer and Bristol – Bristol-Myers Squibb and Pfizer’s apixaban blood clot preventer raised rates of bleeding in a 6-month study but showed some encouraging signs of protecting at-risk heart patients, researchers said on Tuesday. Apixaban, which works through a new mechanism of action by blocking a protein [...]

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Who needs exercise? Maybe we can get the benefits in a pill! – That dream, cherished by millions of sedentary couch potatoes, just got a little bit closer. Today, researchers are reporting that an experimental drug can mimic the results of an exercise regimen — with no exercise required. After four weeks of taking the [...]

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Are you looking for:
eLearning development (courses, simulations, etc.)?
LMS/portal solutions?
On-line assessment solutions?
Webcasting?
Other technology training solutions?
Contact us here at Impactiviti. We’re pretty tech-savvy and we have a lot of contacts in the training technology field. We’ll save you a lot of time and trouble by walking through your needs with you and [...]

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Who creates a business model where you give away value? And still make a living?
When we help you find the best vendor-partners to meet your training needs, our preferred partners pay us a referral fee (since we’ve brought them new, well-targeted business without the cost of sales). What value-add does that enable us to offer [...]

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One week ago today, we were finishing up a fun vacation on the Jersey Shore (Long Beach Island). I don’t post a whole lot of personal stuff on this blog, but what the heck…you know I have a family and a life outside of consulting, right?
Barnegat lighthouse (beautiful; and great views from the top!):

Rita’s – [...]

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Want a free and full resource for finding quotes? Here it is: QuotesDaddy.
Former Google engineers try to come up with a new search engine called Cuil (pron: Cool). First reviews – needs a lot of work. Results are less than robust and accurate, esp. associated pictures. But give it a spin.
One way to deal with [...]

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