Infopro Learning

AUGUST 21, 2015

My thoughts have taken shape in this blog and I hope reading it will be worthwhile. The most critical information that contributes to designing any intervention is identifying the root cause for the “performance gap” (root cause analysis). Here’s a snapshot: Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model (BEM) for Performance Analysis.

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Convergence Training

OCTOBER 27, 2020

Here’s a little more information about some of them: The Mager-Pipe Flowchart Method (you can download this from the bottom of this article as well). The Gilbert Behavior Engineering Model (BEM). Guy mentioned the names of some key early HPI practitioners who helped develop the field: Thomas Gilbert. Geary Rummler.

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Jay Cross

NOVEMBER 18, 2009

Thomas Stone: Once attended a conf. You all had parallel conversations on your blogs etc. Moderator (Harold Jarche): though informal can work for new hires too: [link]. John McDermott: This is harkening back to Tony's comments re aggregation on his blog. not company wide blogs. tmast: Better rain then snow!

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Convergence Training

OCTOBER 26, 2020

Of course, we appreciate everything Julie’s doing–the great books, the discussions, the sharing of information, etc.–and More behavior change resources at Julie’s website/blog. The post Supporting Behavior Change at Work: An Interview with Julie Dirksen appeared first on Convergence Training Blog.

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