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Rajat K Gupta
closeAuthor: Rajat K Gupta
Name: Rajat K Gupta
Email: gupta.rajatk@gmail.com
Site: http://www.csgroupinfo.com
About: Rajat K Gupta is a communication consultant. He has more than 20 years experience working with global market communication agency groups like WPP, Inter Public Group, and Publicis Groupe.
He has worked extensively across multi disciplinary product and service fields in communication planning and implementations. He is also a leading expert on advisory research in handling eminent global brand accounts, and social, educational and advocacy promotion programmes.See Authors Posts (20) on October 15th, 2008
With the burgeoning growth in the e-training sector, more debates on its manageability will come into the fore. As the sector mostly operates on ‘e’ touch-n-feel between the trainer and the participants the debates will be more pronounced on the line of deliverables and returns.
While the 3Cs, Content-Connectivity-Collaboration will remain the essential ingredients for the [...]
Written by
CSG|
Rajat K GuptacloseAuthor: Rajat K Gupta
Name: Rajat K Gupta
Email: gupta.rajatk@gmail.com
Site: http://www.csgroupinfo.com
About: Rajat K Gupta is a communication consultant. He has more than 20 years experience working with global market communication agency groups like WPP, Inter Public Group, and Publicis Groupe.
He has worked extensively across multi disciplinary product and service fields in communication planning and implementations. He is also a leading expert on advisory research in handling eminent global brand accounts, and social, educational and advocacy promotion programmes.See Authors Posts (20) on August 22nd, 2008
With the corporates beginning to recognize that web-based training can well be a viable alternative to the traditional formats, interest and investment in this field, no doubt are going to increase.
Simultaneously, it is likely to bring in its wake a heightened level of debates and dogmas focusing on its sense & sensibility.
Having conducted e-session training [...]
