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    Companies are increasingly taking a global approach to learning, and not only for delivery but also for content development. At IBM we created the Knowledge Factory, an industrialised approach to content creation. The 10 global locations, including low cost centres in Spain, India and China, work together around a common concept, methodology, role definition and toolset. By applying common method and job roles and using a collaborative toolset across the Knowledge Factory network, projects can be off-shored or co-developed by virtual teams anywhere in the world. The Knowledge Factory has allowed us to reduce cycle time and cost of development and to increase reuse for ourselves and our clients. This presentation will cover the history of the Knowledge Factory network, that goes back before the year 2000 and its evolution to date. We will also cover the current process, milestones, roles and tools. Next we'll present some examples of global projects and finally we will share some lessons learned.

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    1. The IBM Knowledge Factory: example of a global, efficient and industrialised approach to content creation Bert De Coutere IBM Learning Development
    2. What I am going to talk about [Tagclouds generated with tagcrowd.com]
    3. The history
    4. IBM Knowledge Factory today [Google Map: http://maps.google.be/maps/ms?f=q&hl=nl&geocode=&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=107011651517167640797.00043fe5446ddfb17a21e&ll=33.137551,5.273438&spn=149.721752,360&z=2&om=0 ]
    5. Some examples
    6. What’s next?
    7. Points to take away
      • Don’t let the status quo stop you from moving on
      • Business processes don’t kill creativity and the ‘art of learning’
      • Tools being equal, it’s the processes that count
      • There’s a new role in the learning development process: you
      • It’s a small world after all
    8. Thank you.
    9. Questions?

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