Emulation leads to Innovation
Register for our free seminar on internal innovation on 11 July 2024 here: Emulation Leads to Innovation: How Copying Sparks Creativity Innovation often seems like…
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Intraternships
Case study – Intraternships in action
Please take a look at our presentation that discusses the concept of INTRATERNSHIPS and enrol for our next free 45 minute seminar at 10AM CAT…
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If you can’t manage it then you can’t measure it
Join us for free online seminar on Intraternships on June the 20th at 10:00AM (Central African Time), how they work and how they could benefit…
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Why skills continuity and retaining corporate memory is so important
A recent article in a South African publication discussed how certain public officials fear losing their jobs after the conclusion of the 2024 South African…
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Putting together the Intraternship team
The last three emails have discussed how the average rate of staff turnover can have a major impact on corporate memory (link) and how this…
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Training the trainer to respond to innovations
All of us are natural trainers. It’s a talent we were born with. Not all of us are natural trainers when it comes to imparting…
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Emulation leads to innovation, this applies to the workplace as well
All of us are a product of emulation. We learn to perform almost every function by copying someone. We’ve been doing this since we were…
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Staff tenure in South Africa and institutional memory
Emulation and Innovation Career Junction recently reported that staff retention in an organisation depends on the age of that person. It noted that baby boomers…
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