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3. “Example Emporium” ● June 2005 ● 120 people ● 22 implementations Criteria for Selection Excellence in execution A great strategy for engaging employees The nature of the blend Ease of use A clever solution to a difficult problem A cheap and good approach An innovative idea Great use of technology to bridge distance or build relationships Great use of a tool Pithy and exemplary explanation about what was done and why Any nifty aspect that caught a voter’s fancy.

4. Descriptions ● The title of program ● The name, job title, and company name of the person who demonstrated the program. ● (We did not have space to list everyone who contributed to each program.) ● Why this program was needed ● Authoring tools used ● Number of students ● Time to complete ● Problems or challenges ● Results

6. SIDEBAR 1 Programs that were demonstrated at the Example Emporium

7. “You make the call”

9. Introduction to Industrial Fluids

11. An Introduction to Indian Culture

12. Stepping Up to Management

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31. Results of Educating Customers More than 100,000 customers signed up to learn Windows, Word, and Office apps online. Value of increased customer loyalty? Conservatively, $20 million in repeat business over three years.

32. Unisys University Electronic Business School Employee satisfaction 29%  76% Reduces training costs by 25-45% Reduces training time by 35-45% Increases learning effectiveness by 15-25% + $100,000,000/year incremental revenue

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34. 24,000 sales people 73% more productive 75% accelerate selling ability

35. Cisco Benefits from Internal eLearning Capabilities WBT $87 million Cisco TV $18 million Video on demand $13 million Virtual classroom $10 million eLabs $25 million Total = $133,000,000