Wired for Knowledge: Volume 4, Issue 2

Kaplan EduNeering’s 6th Annual Knowledge Summit

Held last month in Philadelphia, this year’s Summit providing attendees with a unique mix of external thought leaders, Galileo’s instruments, best practices from your client peers, and an opportunity to interact with your colleagues – all experts in their own right.

Extraordinary Circumstances

Cynthia Cooper didn’t intend to be a whistle- blower. She wasn’t looking for the limelight or fame. But, she did become famous as WorldCom crashed under the fraud committed by its executives and employees.

Technology’s Promise

Intelligent robots? They’re under development. Space tourism? Ask Richard Branson. How about automated highways, genetic therapy, quantum computing? Just wait a bit longer. According to Dr. William Halal, those innovations represent just a slice of what the future holds.

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Using Technology to Power Diverse Initiatives

Like individuals, each company is unique. Kaplan EduNeering frequently says that our technology platforms are robust and versatile enough to support very different programs. At this year’s Knowledge Summit, three of our clients explained unique corporate initiatives that are our solution to achieve very different objectives. During each Knowledge Summit, we invite our clients to share with their peers how they are using the Kaplan EduNeering technology to power their compliance and business solutions. Here are two overviews of presentations given at the Summit.

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Empowering Ethics Programs

Joel Rogers, Kaplan EduNeering’s Vice President of Ethics and Compliance, led a discussion on “empowering your organization’s ethics program.” Participating in that panel were Susan Knauf, Vice President, Quality Performance, The Louis Berger Group; Tony Boswell, Executive Director of Chicago’s Office of Compliance; and Susan Moore-Pruitte, Manager of e-Learning, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. Three different organizations, each with a similar mission, spoke of their challenges and best practices used to address those challenges.

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