Articles on knowledge retention, training creation, L&D strategy and AI at work. Sourced, without the buzzwords.
Works councils often suspect performance monitoring behind AI interviews. The suspicion is understandable and still wrong. Co-determination applies regardless.
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Handover meeting, checklist, remaining leave: why knowledge still walks out with the person, and how to capture it in two weeks.
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The ROI question usually arrives twelve months too late. What has to be settled on day one, after four weeks and after six months.
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Not a trend list. Four shifts that are already visible, and one we deliberately leave open.
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Clean-up project, Copilot or waiting for Microsoft: three routes that usually get costed, and the line items they leave out.
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No frequency, no minimum length, no test: why almost everyone ends up with the same course, and how to route your privacy training instead.
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The best tool for every job: right elsewhere, wrong for learning content. What the seams between three systems really cost.
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As long as that person is around, a single point of knowledge does not register as a problem. It registers as reliability.
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Day 1, week 4, day 90: when the questions change in kind, and where a video series genuinely carries an induction.
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The Organisation After Coordination, part 1 of 3: how AI resorts the organisation, and why generalists without real depth are the first to lose.
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The Organisation After Coordination, part 3 of 3: why AI does not raise the cost of missing judgement but multiplies it.
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The Organisation After Coordination, part 2 of 3: why restructuring the organisation is a matter of quarters. And why cutting is not restructuring.
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The series at a glance: all three parts, the key figures and the complete PDF with its list of sources in one place.
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A chatbot gets two attempts. Why most of them lose those attempts, and what actually causes it.
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Easygenerator was the right decision. Three years ago. Three signals for when a switch genuinely pays off.
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Runbook, video or captured experience? Four questions decide in which form a new team receives the knowledge it needs on day one.
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Measuring learning success is considered right but tedious. Six objections, and why most of them contain a grain of truth.
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A succession plan has a role, a name and a period. What is missing is a line for knowledge, and that is the most expensive item.
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“That gives us two or three years.” Why this sentence about phased retirement almost always misleads, and what holds instead.
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The question is usually framed wrongly. Not Copilot or custom build, but: where does the context come from?
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Suspicion falls on the model first. Usually it is the context. What an AI agent needs to know to work reliably in an organisation.
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The prototype runs in weeks, the rollout fails. Not on the technology, but on the state of the sources.
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The processes are in the project plan, the knowledge is nowhere. What really happens twelve weeks before and twelve weeks after cut-over.
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The source course is finished. The Spanish colleagues have been waiting four months. How to solve that structurally.
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Tuesday, 09:00: a policy changes. Wednesday morning the training is in the LMS. How that day runs, hour by hour.
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Two sets of rules land on L&D at once. What follows in practice, and how to find your own gap in an afternoon.
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Articulate is not the problem. The calendar is. When a switch pays off and when you are better off staying.
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The backlog grows, the team does not. How AI authoring tools change the production maths, and where they genuinely reach their limits.
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You have a video. You need a course. Why avatar tools fail at the compliance question and what makes the difference.
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SCORM is outdated, xAPI is the future? The sentence is half right, and that is exactly why it leads to expensive decisions.
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Your backlog is not a planning problem. It is a structural one. Five levers that actually change something.
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Viva Topics was a good idea that failed on empty topic pages. What takes its place depends on why they stayed empty.
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The same ten-minute video costs anywhere between a few hundred and five figures depending on the route. Here is the structure behind it.
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Confluence is full. And every critical question still ends with: ask Julia. Four questions that show why.
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Ask someone who has looked after a plant for 20 years how they spot a problem. The answer is almost always: you hear it.
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It is not only workers who leave. Capability to decide leaves with them. And that can only be secured while the person is still there.
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Bring your task: a handover, a course, an AI use case. We’ll show you what Omnora makes of it.
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