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Harvard Business School Publishing Launches Harvard ManageMentor PLUS; The Online Resource for Managers In a Hurry Offers an Enriched Learning Experience
Business Wire, Sept 23, 2002
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 23, 2002
Harvard Business School Publishing today unveiled an enhanced version of Harvard ManageMentor(R), the online performance support tool for managers in a hurry. Harvard ManageMentor PLUS continues to provide managers with a fast, effective resource that helps them tackle the daily challenges of business while offering an enriched learning environment with greater feedback, more interactivity, and the ability to practice the lessons learned.
Like earlier versions of Harvard ManageMentor, users can access Harvard ManageMentor PLUS easily, seeing improvements in an aspect of their performance within minutes. For example, when a manager consults the Negotating program just before meeting with a potential new partner, she's armed with an array of tactics to develop an agreement that meets the needs of the partner while achieving the best terms for her company.
The Harvard ManageMentor PLUS edition augments the content within the program's 33 topics with new sections that help managers get the most learning for a small time investment. These new sections include:
-- What Would You Do: Sound-enhanced scenarios bring a potential problem to life and offer advice on how a manager might respond to the situation. -- Where Should You Focus: An exercise that helps users quickly identify the concepts within the program they most need to review. -- Interactive Practice: Each topic invites users to participate in an interactive scenario, make decisions, and receive immediate feedback on their choices.
A demo of Harvard ManageMentor PLUS is available at www.harvardmanagementor.com/demo.
>"The popularity of Harvard ManageMentor, with more than 2 million users over the past five years, demonstrates the value managers place on its tactical, practical advice on core business activities. Harvard ManageMentor PLUS maintains the simplicity of the earlier versions while offering users an enriched learning experience, with audio elements and more personalized feedback based on their individual responses to the scenarios," said Jonathon Levy, vice president of eLearning at Harvard Business School Publishing. "Our aim is to help our customers get the most out of their investment by helping managers gain immediate and lasting value from the programs."
Implementation
Harvard ManageMentor PLUS is easily installed on a corporate intranet, with Flash 4.0 required for the audio and interactive components. Harvard ManageMentor PLUS is also available as a hosted Internet application. Harvard ManageMentor PLUS can be easily customized and includes a complimentary implementation tool kit to provide a smooth introduction into organizations.
About Harvard ManageMentor
Harvard ManageMentor brings fundamental information and resources to managers with just a few clicks of the mouse. Each topic provides top-line, practical information addressing the key challenges managers and project leaders face every day - in an accessible format that can be used quickly and easily to immediately enhance on the job effectiveness. More than two million managers worldwide have access to Harvard ManageMentor.
About Harvard Business School Publishing eLearning
Harvard Business School Publishing (HBSP) is a wholly owned, not-for-profit subsidiary of Harvard University. The HBSP eLearning division provides online leadership and management programs to a growing list of over 500 corporate eLearning clients. Combining premier content with flexible technology, HBSP eLearning is transforming the way that important management ideas are shared in the workplace. The eLearning programs include Harvard ManageMentor(R), Leadership Transitions, Managing Change, Decision Making, Coaching for Results, Influencing and Motivating Others and more. www.eLearning.hbsp.org
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