Tuesday, 09 October 2012

Still time - Cognitive Edge Practitioner courses in November

I hadn't realised that the Early Bird discounts have already expired on the upcoming Cognitive Edge November courses. That said, they're still great courses* and very valuable for anyone who's dealing with complex problems - innovation, knowledge management, cultural understanding and shifts, etc.


There are two courses coming up - the Practitioner Foundations on 20th-21st November and Practitioner Advanced on 22nd-23rd November. Details can be found at the Cognitive Edge website.  

*Declaring an interest - I'm teaching parts of the courses. But I've been recommending them for years before I ever started teaching them!

9 Oct 2012 12:35:00

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