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The Enterprise Learning Podcast
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The Enterprise Learning Podcast episodes
- What Gen Z Needs to Enter the WorkforceThis conversation explores the intersection of technology and social factors, focusing on labor relationships, disaster recovery innovations, and the challenges of legacy systems in enterprise IT. Atticus and Toby share insights on the generational skills gap in the workforce, emphasizing the need for holistic education and updated documentation to support new employees. The discussion highlights the importance of building resilient systems and the cultural shifts necessary for continuous improvement in technology-driven environments. In this conversation, Chris, Toby, and Atticus explore the themes of mentorship, generational work ethic, and the evolving landscape of hiring practices. They discuss the importance of empathy between generations, the challenges faced by Gen Z in the workforce, and the need for innovative hiring strategies that recognize unique talents. The conversation concludes with a call to civic engagement, emphasizing the impact of government policy on the workplace.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/atticus-graysmith-552a33252/https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-mise/Thank you for tuning in!1 hr
- Helping Our Learners Understand AIThis conversation between Tyler and Chris explores the integration of AI in education and professional settings, discussing its impact on learning, assignment design, and the challenges faced by both students and educators. The speakers share their experiences with AI tools, the necessity of adapting teaching strategies, and the evolving role of AI in creative processes and professional work. This conversation explores the multifaceted role of AI in various domains, emphasizing its potential in enhancing creativity, project management, and small business operations. The speakers discuss the importance of expansive thinking, the creative process involved in AI hallucinations, and the efficiency AI brings to mundane tasks. They also highlight the distinction between data manipulation and creation, the challenges of implementing AI solutions, and the critical difference between quality and grade in AI outputs.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-dockery/https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-mise/Thank you for tuning in!1 hr 13 min
- Lessons from Product TransformationsIn this episode, Chris Knotts and Toby Mise explore the intricate relationship between learning and product management. They discuss the foundational principles of product management, the importance of learning in the lean startup methodology, and how to integrate learning into product management practices. Chris shares a real-world example of a Salesforce transformation project, emphasizing user-centric design and the significance of measuring success in learning initiatives. The conversation also highlights Paul Graham's approach at Y Combinator and concludes with insights on future trends in product management.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-mise/Thank you for tuning in!1 hr 8 min
- In Which We Discuss Everything but Enterprise Learning
In this disastrous edition of the Enterprise Learning Pod, we are once again joined by the preeminent David Mantica and our humble podcast producer Toby Mise. The intended topic of this episode is to discuss AI in Business Learning, but is instead a meandering journey through movie, culture, society, and technology. Join us if you dare on our most ridiculous episode yet, where three of the whitest men you've ever heard make put on another rambling podcast. We also hope this one is your favorite episode yet (just check out those chapter titles!)
Apologies in advance if you do not glean any business acumen from this buffoonery.Chapters:00:00 Podcasting Setup and Technical Challenges
02:58 Cultural References and Misunderstandings
06:02 The Impact of Movies on Society
09:01 Privacy and Surveillance in Modern Society
12:04 The Panopticon and Its Relevance Today
15:04 Professionalism and Dress Codes
17:52 Leadership and Workplace Dynamics
20:56 Reflections on Experience and Naivety
24:00 The Nature of Corruption in Society
27:04 Human Nature and Collaboration
30:00 Technology and Evolution
32:09 The Evolution of Humanity's Morality
34:40 The Role of DNA in Human Behavior
36:31 Survival Skills Across Generations
39:19 Parenting Dynamics and Generational Differences
41:21 The Challenges of Parenting
42:54 Libertarian Perspectives on Parenting
45:10 The Rise and Fall of Civilizations
47:34 Economic Cycles and National Decline
49:23 The Future of AI in Society
56:17 The Misunderstanding of AI Terminology
01:01:09 Nuclear Energy and Societal Perceptions
01:05:41 Statistics and Human Perception of Risk
Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mantica/https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-mise/Thank you for tuning in!1 hr 9 min - How to Grow Success from Failure: Adopting Lean Product Testing
This week's episode of the Enterprise Learning Pod, Chris discusses the process of designing learning products and strategies around market testing new ideas. It explores the challenges of avoiding the race to the bottom in a saturated and globally available market, highlighting the importance of innovation and bringing new products to market in the training industry. The conversation also marks the differences in testing training products and traditional commoditized products. Lean product testing is introduced as a method to quickly get ideas to market, gather customer feedback, and iterate on the product. The conversation explores the concept of lean product testing and its application in the training industry. It discusses the importance of feedback, learning, and improvement in the lean process. This episode also outlines metrics and KPIs that can be used to measure the success of product testing. The unique qualities of training products are highlighted, including their specificity and low barrier to entry.
Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/technology-transformation-strategieshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/Thank you for tuning in!48 min - Half a Billion Dollars in Training Revenue: A Conversation with David ManticaIn this episode, Chris Knotts and David Mantica discuss David's long career in the training and learning services industry. They explore the challenges and dynamics of running a for-profit training business, including the low barrier to entry and the importance of subject matter expertise. They also discuss the evolution of the training industry, the need for a strong sales and marketing strategy, and the importance of finding the right product-market fit. They highlight the role of disruption and the constant need to innovate and adapt in order to stay competitive. The conversation explores the challenges and changes in marketing and selling training programs. It emphasizes the importance of building marketing capabilities and adapting to the evolving landscape. The discussion touches on topics such as direct mail vs. email marketing, the shift from marketing at the session level to enterprise sales, the differences between B2C and B2B buyers, and the complexities of scaling a training business.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mantica/Thank you for tuning in!55 min
- The Coach Clinton TakeoverWelcome back after a short summer break to the newest episode of the Enterprise Learning Pod. In this special edition, we are joined once again by the inimitable Coach Clinton Ages who switches things up a bit by acting as the host of the podcast. This episode highlights the importance of training and learning services in driving unified change initiatives and establishing alignment within large organizations. Chris and Clinton discuss how to emphasize the need for coaching to support behavior change and sustain the application of new skills. The conversation explores various techniques in learning and development, including training from the back of the room (TBR), gamification, and immersive experiences using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrateg...LinkedIn:/ technology-transformation-strategies / chris-knotts / iamcoachclintonClinton's Book:https://www.amazon.com/Steps-Accompli...Thank you for tuning in!56 min
- The Key Differences Between Academic and Enterprise Learning
In this 'special' Wednesday edition of the Enterprise Learning Pod, Chris Knotts and Tyler Dockery discuss enterprise learning and the collaboration between academic institutions and the business community. They highlight the importance of equipping learners with job skills and staying ahead of the changing job market. They also explore the concept of engagement in learning and the role of AI in the L&D field. If you'd like to check out the course teaching L&D professionals how to use AI to save time and improve learning outcomes you can view it on SoftEd here:
https://www.softed.com/us/course/ai-for-learning-and-development/
Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/technology-transformation-strategieshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerdockerydesign/Thank you for tuning in!42 min - Training from the Back of the Room with Shane Hastie |Enterprise Learning Pod Episode 7|In this Episode, Chris Knotts interviews Shane Hastie about training from the back of the room (TBR), a set of practices designed to engage learners in a classroom setting. Shane shares his background in information technology and his involvement in the Agile movement. He explains that TBR is based on brain science principles and emphasizes movement, conversation, images, writing, shorter sessions, and variety. The goal is to transition from being a sage on the stage to a guide on the side, providing learners with just enough information and facilitating discussions and activities that promote active learning. The conversation explores the different objectives of a learning experience and how Training from the Back of the Room (TBR) can be applied to each objective. The four main objectives discussed are: acquiring knowledge, building skills, creating alignment, and establishing a common language/socialization.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/technology-transformation-strategieshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanehastie/Thank you for tuning in!53 min
- Back with Coach Clinton Ages: Mentorship in an Evolving, Agile Workspace |ELA Episode 6|In this episode of the Enterprise Learning Architect, Coach Clinton discusses the role of coaching in enterprise settings and the difference between coaching and mentoring. Coaching is about helping teams identify their potential, work better together, and achieve their goals. He emphasizes the importance of building trust and understanding the organization's goals. Coach Clinton also discusses the relationship between training and coaching, highlighting the need for both knowledge transfer and practice to drive behavior change. He shares his coaching framework and the importance of individual journeys in organizational transformation, discussing the effectiveness of virtual coaching and training.Connect with Us:Website:https://www.techtransformationstrategy.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/technology-transformation-strategieshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-knotts/https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamcoachclinton/Clinton's Book:https://www.amazon.com/Steps-Accomplish-Your-Best-Self-ebook/dp/B07CQN3XFT?ref_=ast_author_mpbThank you for tuning in!52 min
About The Enterprise Learning Podcast
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Rebooting Corporate Learning
Plug in and power up your corporate learning strategies with 'The Enterprise Learning Architect'. Where else can you find a reboot button for your training woes?
Hosted by Chris Knotts, one of the tech training industry’s proven innovators, these conversations unlock the transformative power of workplace education. In a world of change and uncertainty, only those who know how to learn and adapt will survive. Join Chris and his guests as they share insights on crafting training solutions that not only educate but also drive organizational transformation.