March 29, 2005
Simulations: An Emerging Technology For Building Employee Skills
with Connie Moore, Lucy Fossner
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Simulations are moving from highly specialized uses, such as flight simulations, to building business skills for sales and call center reps and enhancing coaching and leadership skills for managers and executives. Simulations increase the efficacy of online teaching as much as 75% by involving employees in virtual job situations in which they gain experience without the risk of making mistakes while on the job. Simulations are now embedded in help modules for packaged software apps like CRM and ERP, and by 2008 simulation will be a mainstream eLearning tool deployed as generic components that are customized for an enterprise.
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Forrester interviewed 11 vendor companies, including: Accenture, Global Knowledge Network, Knowledge Dynamics, KnowledgePlanet, Macromedia, Ninth House, OutStart, Qarbon, Strategic Management Group (SMG), SumTotal Systems, XStream Software. Related Research Documents
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