Via the internal intranet, she notes that another engineer in the Caspian Sea has encountered and solved a similar problem. The answer is at hand just by hanging out at the electronic water cooler. In the old days, technicians would spend hours identifying and fixing the problem. Today new multimedia technology would have captured the correct sound and archived it so comparisons could be made. The technology could also capture the diagnostics that didn't work and those that did.
Solutions are available with a flick of a switch.
While the corporate takeover of training may eventually cause a crisis for education, some educators aren't worried, don't object to companies filling the education gap, and so don't believe the gap is much of a problem at all. Clearly, the debate will wage for some time to come. All rights reserved.