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Traininghttp://jeffmartinpe.com/search-by-keywords/training
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Training Developmenthttp://jeffmartinpe.com/search-by-keywords/training-development
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Live Training Valuehttp://jeffmartinpe.com/search-by-keywords/live-training-value
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Traininghttp://jeffmartinpe.com/leadership/25-training
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around $350,000 annually. Major Projects included GIS/InSewer Integration Initial InSewer (Unix) implementation and training (link) InSewer NT implementation and training (link) InRoads Storm&Sanitary implementation and training (link) InRoads Support...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: Employers
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Oberth effecthttp://jeffmartinpe.com/leadership/19-insight/95-oberth-effect
Using the same amount of fuel at high speeds adds more energy (speed) than at low speeds. From a work standpoint, formal training, especially on-site, can boost productivity because of the preparartions that occur prior to training. Companies tend to...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Project: Storm&Sanitary Certification and Training Client: City of San Diego Primary Collaborator: Phyllis Chapin (City of San Diego) Work Scope: Software Acceptance, Training Program Development, Software Implementation and Rollout 1999-2000 InSewer...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Curation - the Overlooked Enablerhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/xlr8-your-training/curation-a-must
Don't wait. (Never wait to be better.) Prioritize your primary needs (recognize the primary audiences (roles/"personas" (training industry term)). Identfiy current best content for each. Even if it's not easily consumed (it is what it currently is). Get...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: Leadership
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2008 - Kimley Horn http://jeffmartinpe.com/experience/jobs/16-2008-kimley-horn
Immediately portable to multiple clients (via mapping), easily extensible, and ready-for-CalTrans. Documentation and Training was via an internal website and in-person training. The web was in-use long after I left and used by the other California...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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migration to the new software AND communicating the process to them. At Bentley Systems, it was about Transforming from training with instructor-led multi-day monoliths to focused, self-service consumable-in-line training: a continual painless process...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: Innovations
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2019 - Oregon DOThttp://jeffmartinpe.com/experience/clients/44-2019-oregon-dot
2019 - Training the Hydraulic Leads and Migration Staff on OpenRoads Drainage (StormCAD, CivilStorm) Earlier: InRoads Training, Storm&Sanitary Training
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Site Engineeringhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/experience/skills/57-site-engineering
Site and Drainage Engineering. I've never strayed far from it, in spite of a lot of highway design. At Bentley, I provided training on the old manual InRoads grading methodolgoy (Generate Longitudinal Feature, anyone?). I wrote the courses for Site...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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A Visual Historyhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/experience/visual
more time than clicking faster. Better tools, better handoffs: better systems. Fuller Warren Bridge 1995 First Civil XLr8 Training Contract (2000): SNC-Lavelin in Valera, Venezuela This was an unforgettable class. When I got in to Valera, they were...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Better * Faster = Excelerate = XLr8!http://jeffmartinpe.com/
I have a LOT of content across my webs. I tend to go into a lot of detail - I'm used to documenting step-by-steps for training and for execution plans. I tend not to write for quick consumption until later passes - after a lot of the framework has been...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: XLr8
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visits, which were typically a week in duration. By 2003 I had eight years of designing and delivering professional training systems under my belt and a few years of website design. It was natural (and easy and cheap) to extend our internal...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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The Six-Ball Jugglehttp://jeffmartinpe.com/leadership/19-insight/75-juggle
this personally? Design in Immersive Multi-disciplinary Environments Existing Subsurface Utility Management "traditional" Training Design Traumatizing Recreational Activities Too many balls in the air at once As our disciplines are increasingly...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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San Diego Introhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/sd-intro
Bridge 1995 City #1 1995-2000 1995 - City of San Diego - Engineering Applications Civil XLr8 2000-2007 First Civil XLr8 Training Contract (2000): SNC-Lavelin in Valera, Venezuela This was an unforgettable class. When I got in to Valera, they were really...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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Driven to Drive Innovationhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/driven-to-innovate
What next? Address the global market with resources! When Bentley came a-calling, "How would you like to develop training content for InRoads full-time for us?", I didn't refuse (I couldn't refuse). At Bentley Systems, Inc., the focus is Innovation at...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
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What I've Donehttp://jeffmartinpe.com/?view=article&id=149:what-ive-done&catid=23
late 1990s. I led the technical aspects of Oklahoma DOTs migration from MicroStation/J and InRoads to v8. I have designed training programs for large corporations. I have helped shape expectations and culture. I have consistently improved communication...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: XLr8
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xxTemp-Home-Newhttp://jeffmartinpe.com/?view=article&id=150:xxtemp-home-new&catid=23
quality enough to make a living. Twenty-five years ago I started a company to do that full time: provide civil engineering training and consulting services. Saving time is about speed AND quality. Speed without quality does not save time. Faster must be...
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- Author: Jeff Martin
- Category: XLr8
