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What is the eWorld Academy?

The eWorld Academy is an online subscription service that provides an extensive (and growing) suite of resources for those looking to thrive in the digital economy.

Specifically it comprises a set of e-learning programmes, tools and content tuned to help you enhance your effectiveness in respect of IT and the IT market.

The eWorld Academy also provides empowering resources to give you a heads up on how the world is changing in the 21st Century, particularly in respect of work, workers and leadership. It also pinpoints the skills you need to thrive in the digital economy.

Globalisation, amongst other mega trends, is fuelled by new technology. A better understanding of IT matters will help to future-proof your career.

Who is it for?

The eWorld Academy has something to offer everybody looking to play an active part in the digital economy. Such people include:

• Those responsible for leading the organisation - CxOs.
  
  
• Those responsible for finding and developing the staff - recruiters and talent managers.



• Those responsible for growing the organisation - sales and marketing professionals.



• Those looking to enter the word of work - students and the unemployed.



• Those responsible for advising others - teachers and consultants.



• Those responsible for delivery of new technology - IT leaders and technologists.


• Those tasked with creating value in the organisation - users.

So whether it is training, resources or tools you need to thrive in the information / digital / innovation / trust economy, the eWorld Academy will support your post-industrial education / development.

Who is behind the eWorld Academy?

Ade McCormack, an established authority on new technology and the digital economy, created this service, which has existed in different formats since 1996 (IT Demystified was a classroom seminar back then.). He continues to create and curate world class resources for eWorld Academy members.

Ade has been a Financial Times columnist since 2004 and has a number of relationships with leading universities including MIT Sloan School of Management, where he is a visiting lecturer on digital leadership on the MBA programme. He is also a public speaker and advisor on digital economy matters and has worked in over 20 countries. So you are in good hands.

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