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- 2001
Inmate Management

In the field of corrections, mismanaging inmates can lead to riots and disaster. This program teaches officers how to address problems of discipline and manage inmates effectively.
Innovate or Die
Tom Peters
in a keynote address Tom Peters addresses change, innovation and radical adaptation. Learn to push beyond TQM and into realms of excellent design and passionate customer service takes decisive action NOW
- 2009
Innovation at the Verge with Joel Barker
Joel Barker
Joel Barker has always believed the future is something you create, not something that happens to you.
- 2012
Innovation Engine

Tina Seelig Executive Director, Stanford Technology Ventures Program shows how we can all learn how to become more innovative..
Inside Information

A silo-buster's guide to internal customer service
Most organizations recognize that exceptional service is vital to winning and retaining customers - but very few treat their internal customers with the same level of respect.
- 2005
Insights to Better Mentoring

Insights to Better Mentoring is an educational video that presents 4 successful mentors and their mentees in a revealing and insightful exposé of what works best in these complex but essential relationships.
Inspired School Year Engagement Package
Dewitt Jones
By utilizing new materials created specifically for Educators, this package gives you endless training options to use throughout the school year.
- 2007
Integrity Every Day

Real Choices. Right Decisions.
Promoting Ethical Conduct, quality, and excellence - Specifically for Healthcare Professionals
Integrity Is...

This short video uses impactful imagery, video and music to inspire and stimulate discussion about business ethics within your organization.
- 2001
Interior Security Procedures

Conducting proper security inspections inside a corrections institution is vital in preventing escapes, controlling contraband, and maintaining the safety and security of the entire facility.
Interviewing and Termination Do's and Don'ts

Give managers the planning and preparation tools they need to successfully deal with any difficult termination or interviewing situation they face.
Interviewing Is...

Great short program that drives home the importance of the interview process and hiring the right person based on key attributes.
- 2001
Interviewing Techniques

Officers will realize there's a lot to learn about interviewing to be effective.
- 2000
Interviewing the Elderly

The Interviewing the Elderly training program discusses considerations that interviewers should be aware of when speaking with elder victims. Addresses both physical and social concerns.
Introducing TrainFlix

Training your employees just got easier with TrainFlix!
One Price. Hundreds of Courses.
Unlimited Access. Watch from Anywhere.
- 2009
- CC
INVISIBLE Meeting

How productive was your last conference call?
As travel costs rise and budgets shrink, conference calls are rapidly replacing face-to-face meetings. Many people have not learned the skills needed to make this type of meeting effective.
Invisible Rules – Revised Edition
Pat Heim
Men, Women and Teams
What seems natural to one gender can seem mysterious and baffling to the other. Dr. Heim provides the basis for better understanding, communication and teamwork.
- CC
Is Good Enough
Nicholas Boothman
Learn how to naturally make a genuine connection with patients, family members, and co-workers from expert Nicholas Boothman.
- 2008
Is Good Enough?

The concept of "good enough" is at the heart of all mediocrity. It can be a creeping influence in the workplace as well. This program explores the 0.1% result, if 99.9% is "good enough."
- 2010
Is It Bias? Making Diversity Work
Sondra Thiederman, Ph.D.
A new DVD-based course to define, recognize, and reduce bias in the workplace.
Is It Bias? Making Diversity Work targets the more subtle forms of bias that insidiously undermine our ability to build truly inclusive workplaces.