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editas
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| One of the
greatest assets of any organisation is the cumulative knowledge
and experience of its people, but how good are your colleagues and
partners at sharing what they think and know? |
| editas
is a professional service that has been created specifically to
promote and support this vital process, using powerful web-based
tools developed by an expert group of education, training and networking
professionals. |
| Quite simply,
editas will dramatically enhance the efficiency, effectiveness
and reach of knowledge sharing within even the most geographically
dispersed groups, enabling your people to share problems - and solutions.
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| From organizing
employee networks to supporting mentors, managing staff who are
working remotely to co-ordinating partnership programmes, editas
provides the channels you need to communicate information, ideas
and goals. |
"The
editas system has measurably empowered those working on the
front line of our information and advice outreach programme."
Peter
Blackburn, Manager
nextstep IAG Partnership
Wiltshire and Swindon |
"In
our evaluation, editas was instrumental in delivering annual
savings of £60,000, deriving from greater operational efficiencies
and a reduction in staff time and effort spent researching issues
already addressed elsewhere."
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| Current applications of editas include
its use to: |
Support and develop a county-wide
network of education guidance workers, providing access to:
• real-time course listings
• information about professional development opportunities
• an ever-expanding pool of shared knowledge, ideas and examples
of best practice. |
Inform and co-ordinate
staff and sub-contractors within a large adult education service
ensuring that all internal staff and external providers have access
to:
• most recent versions of policies, essential documentation
& information
• the collective knowledge of the network to solve problems
• information about what has been tried elsewhere, with the
lessons to be learnt from both successes and failures |
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