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Comprehensive Model for Business Training Based on B-Learning

Comprehensive Model for Business Training Based on B-Learning
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摘要 Training and development for staff are the best option available for companies to survive in a highly competitive global business environment, but for those companies that operate business units located in different cities or countries, it has a high cost for the great dispersion of staff. B-learning is presented as a viable and interesting option that achieves superior results in the learning process while significantly reducing the costs associated with training. In the state of the art, B-learning has been addressed with greater emphasis in academics and the few articles that focused on addressing business training, present partial solutions to the problems exposed. This paper proposes a model that offers a comprehensive solution for managing corporate training based on B-learning, and consists of three phases: design, development and implementation.
出处 《Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing》 2011年第8期859-863,共5页 现代会计与审计(英文版)
关键词 TRAINING COMPETITIVENESS companies with geographically dispersed operations B-learning 学习模型 业务培训 工作人员 企业培训 商业环境 经营业务 学习过程 学术界
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