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Press Releases The Learning Trust Announces New Tutorial Workshop IRVINE, Calif. - March 4, 2003 - The Learning Trust, in partnership with Penn State University and Motorola, Inc., announced a new workshop designed to be an academic tutorial in software-enabled roadmapping techniques. Attendees will learn how to support strategic planning processes by implementing a roadmap repository at their organization. The strategic focus of the workshop is to enable firms to transform the future of their organization and help them achieve higher rates of technology reuse, improved R&D yield and a dramatic savings in their planned investments. The April 14th Software-Enabled Roadmapping: A Practical Tutorial is the first interactive workshop of several that are planned by The Learning Trust. It will provide attendees a chance to actually create roadmaps in a software system and directly experience an increase in planning and collaboration effectiveness through the use of roadmapping software. Motorola will provide a venue for the Chicago event at the Galvin Center, located on the Motorola Campus in Schaumburg, Illinois. Ms. Irene Petrick, Ph. D, will facilitate the workshop and draw on her experience in industry, government and private sector roadmap creation. Dr. Petrick is an Assistant Professor in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering at Penn State University. Dr. Petrick has 20 years of experience in research and technology management. She currently teaches advanced roadmapping practices in her graduate classes. The Learning Trust is the primary sponsor of the event and has contributed technology roadmapping software for use by the attendees. "We are very proud to be offering the first roadmapping workshop in the world that focuses on how to create a more productive planning process with software. We have been fortunate to have brought together the practical experience of our clients, which will enable workshop attendees to accelerate their own progress in software-enabled strategic roadmapping," said Carl Dietz, CEO of The Learning Trust. The workshop will offer an exciting, academic atmosphere with interactive roadmapping exercises and question and answer sessions. Each attendee will learn the essentials of roadmapping and how the process will help them manage uncertainty and risk by creating market, product, and technology alignment across their organizational structure. Further details about this event and registration information are available at www.learningturst.com/events/workshops.htm, or contact Roger House at (949) 250-9900. About The Learning Trust The Learning Trust is an enterprise software firm founded in 1999 to solve the challenges organizations face in creating and sharing knowledge. The Learning Trust has a suite of software solutions that support collaborative e-learning, strategic decision-making, business content distribution, and intellectual property sharing across the enterprise of large corporations. For more information, visit our website at www.strateva.eu.com. About the Galvin Center The Galvin Center opened in 1987 on the Motorola Campus, headquarters for Motorola, Inc. The center is named after Robert Galvin, Senior Officer and Chairman of the Executive Board for Motorola until 2001. The Galvin Center houses 2 auditoriums, 19 classrooms, 5 conference rooms, 38 breakout rooms and a cafeteria. It offers training in basic business software, management skills, Six Sigma quality processes, and was the first training facility to install the Panja WebLinx network control system. All product names are the trademarks, service marks, or registered trademarks of their respective holders. |
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