Using Adaptive Learning Management as a Basis for Staff Development in the Enterprise
Journal Title: Бізнес Інформ - Year 2012, Vol 10, Issue 0
Abstract
The article discusses the basic elements of the concept of adaptive management staff training: the purpose, objectives, internal and external impacts, trends, principles, stages and procedures in practice.
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Aleksandr Petrenko
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