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• Global 360 - News You Can Use - small computer created to bring benefits of information technology to developing world, India - Brief Article
• Supplier savvy
• Online: ExperienceChange - Media Reviews - Product/Service Evaluation
  by Dawn Williams
• By COB - Front Page - Brief Article - Editorial
• Fast Fact - News You Can Use - Generation21 survey; use of formal learning tools - Brief Article
• The Heart of Change: real-life stories of how people change their organizations - Books - Book Review
  by Michael Cassidy
• Knowledge stagnatement - News You Can Use - encouraging knowledge-sharing among employees - Brief Article
• Success with change - managing organizational change - Column
  by Patricia A. McLagan
• Flat-out cool - In Gear
• Open course ware update - E-News - Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers course materials online for free - Brief Article
• The competence marketplace: Skandia Sweden models a unique solution for employee development that keeps talent from leaving - Passport
  by Scott Hawkins
• DMV: does the D stand for "dumb"? - Working Life - author recounts experience with Washington, D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles - Column
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Reality Check - News You Can Use - children found to be more familiar with Internet terms than book terms, United Kingdom
• Are you a seeker or an avoider? You can change avoidance behaviors; trainers play a crucial role - Column
  by Mark L. Berman
• Get a Lode of this - In Gear
• Executive update - News You Can Use - DBM study reveals high turnover of chief executive officers - Brief Article
• Talkin' 'bout writing: how to discuss a colleague's writing while preserving your working relationship and career - Your Career
  by James Bell
• Video: who Says We Can't Do It? - Media Reviews - Video Recording Review
  by Cindy Huggett
• Positive signs ahead - President's Page - trends in employee training, 2002
• The art of questioning: how to ask to get the best learning - Training 101
  by Ed Hootstein
• On the night stand - author comments on his reading habits - Brief Article
  by Chris Chen
• Crisis Looming? A severe U.S. labor shortage may be on the horizon. But there is hope - News You Can Use
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• The Successful Minority: choose change and stability to meet the new expectations
  by Marvin Wilson
• Out of the Box - In Gear
• Mailbox - Letter to the Editor
• Email overload - @Work - Andy Kaufman, author of book on managing e-mail - Interview
  by William Powell
• ASTD Store Bestsellers - books on employee training - Bibliography
• Correction - Correction Notice
• Focus on talent; zoom in: transferring part of the responsibility for talent retention from HR to operations, to leaders, is a cultural shift. It's likely that HR will gladly share ownership. Here's how Sprint did it - Sprint PCS teams up with TalentKeepe
  by Craig R. Taylor
• Suited to a T - In Gear