THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

Executive education designed for corporate audiences is in a state of significant digital disruption today. Business schools face competition on multiple fronts: An evolving array of MOOCs and their derivatives. Platforms that enable anyone to author, publish, and market courses on the web. An explosion of e-learning content providers. Consulting firms entering the digital enablement game. At the same time, the needs and demands of the corporate customer have changed radically. A brief overview of the rapidly evolving digital learning landscape as it pertains to executive education.
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