Bøger af David Vance

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Designed to improve your measurement capability and advance the measurement maturity of your organization, the Measurement Demystified Field Guide is the bridge to defining your organization's L&D measurement and reporting strategy. It provides a refresher on the talent development reporting principles framework and on measurement strategy.

A much-needed resource that breaks new ground with a framework to simplify the discussion of measurement, analytics, and reporting as it relates to L&D. The book helps practitioners select and use the right measures for the right reasons; select, create, and use the right types of reports; and create a measurement and reporting strategy.

Combining proven restructuring strategies with rigorous theoretical analysis, and explaining how to set and achieve asset, staffing, sales and profit goals, this is a practical approach to solving the problems of troubled and underperforming companies.

With the advent of the computer, electronic cataloging of museum collections is becoming a reality. This book is a useful guide to starting a computer cataloging project. It lays out the rudiments of computer retrieval, database organization, and image processing. It does not purport to dictate a particular computer system, since museums have individualized needs, but it offers case studies and examples to help museums make informed decisions. The glossary and bibliography of the book are also helpful. Museum libraries and academic collections supporting museum and computer studies will appreciate this introductory text. ARBAWritten for museum executives, curators, and computer programmers and librarians with museum clients, this book offers a detailed exploration of the use of computers to record and control the physical objects that comprise museum collections. Equally applicable to collections contained in major museums and to those residing in the far more numerous small museums, Museum Collections and Today's Computers show how computers can be effectively and cost-efficiently used to perform a number of museum activities, including accession, registration, cataloging, inventory control, lending, exhibiting, and research. Throughout, the authors focus on the unique nature of museum collections and the special needs that result from uniqueness.