Yesterday in my newspaper: for the first time in Flanders, a corporate company delivers an accredited master's education. Inno.com has passed the accreditation tests and now offers, as a company, an academic program called Master of ICT Enterprise Architect.
It's a new kind of corporate university. No longer are companies just imitating the university course approach to their internal training department and calling that academy or university, now there's this phenomenon. And while the first of a kind in Flanders, in the UK it is more widespread.
I can't applaud the blur between corporate and education frontiers loudly enough. More of this. Those walls are artificial and oldfashion anyways.
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