Motorola as an l-o example? LO13962

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Robert Wiggenhorn, President of Motorola U, wrote a Harvard Business
School case study of it some years ago. I'm afraid I don't have more
information than that - but should suffice to find it. The press is at
800-545-7685.

Regards, Debbie Roth

>I cannot site any particular source for Motorola's learning strategy, but
>suggest you search Harvard Business Review, NY Times, and the Net for
>"Motorola University." This continuing education campus is extremely
>well known for setting the standard of a learning organization.
>
>Other reasonable research would include GE and MCI.

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Debbie Roth <dr@sprintmail.com>

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