Vencent Singson has been working in the e-learning industry since 2000. He has held various positions including courseware author, software developer and trainer as well as his current position as the LMS Technology Specialist at Hunter Douglas where he administers the company’s Learning Management System. Part of the challenge and opportunity is managing the extended enterprise which allows Hunter Douglas to train thousands of franchise dealers, fabricators, and installers in the window covering industry. Vencent’s hobbies include snowboarding and motorcycle touring.
In this podcast you will learn:
- Challenges and objectives for managing the extended enterprise.
- LMS considerations to support training across the value chain.
- Learning content requirements for both internal and external professionals.
- Business benefits from using an LMS in the extended enterprise.
- Tips & tricks for a successful LMS implementation.
Andrew McNeill is Global Learning & Development Manager for the Fugro Group. Based in Aberdeen, Scotland, he is one of the founders of The Fugro Academy, established in 2006 to provide a global infrastructure for delivery of corporate training within Fugro. Andrew has been formally involved in training for over 15 years, covering technical and managerial staff development and more recently in development and delivery of an e-learning capability in Fugro. 
Alistair Marshall has been working in the 
Teresa Norton, founder of Norton Associates in Hong Kong, is one of Asia Pacific’s most sought-after executive coaches with a career that’s based on over 20 years of live theatre, television, advertising, bilingual radio, and international business experience. Teresa has pioneered effective, theatrically directed group training in Asia to enhance corporate communication skills, and she will share with us some of her unique insights on multi-faceted, multi-cultural corporate learning and development using some not so common practices like improv theater games.
