Knowledge Management notes
Whilst you're welcome to check out these links they're more for me - make comments if you want - other links or views from people in the know are always gratefully received.
Knowledge not process- can speed up process to a degree, no change to the "how it's done".
Loads taken from: Building a Knowledge-Driven Organization by Robert H Buckman (ISBN: 0-07-138471-5)
Trust - very important
Fast Company Strategy as if Knowledge Mattered
Managing Codified Knowledge
The Analysis of Knowledge
What’s more important to business success — information or knowledge?
Working Knowledge: Reading Summaries
Cultural Change/threat
Change from 'info guardians' to 'knowledge shareers' - different way of working. Perceived loss of "power/influence".
Especially prevalent in "middle management".
Change to "IT" departments required.
Encourage the flow of knowledge
One-step transmission (get rid of Chinese whispers)
Universal access - technology from anywhere for everyone
Universal entry - no 'locked areas'
Open around the world and around the clock
Encource the sharing
Rewards for early-adopters (best advocates, normall knowlege-shreers anyway)
Celebrate successes
Reciprocity - people love to know the sharing has helped
Virtual friends treasure face-to-face interaction.
The best players deserve the best toys
The uses know what the system needs - hmmm
Visible sigbns and symbols fuel paticpation
Games and contests draw people in
Pay still matters
Those who don't play don't go anywhere
Nothing's perfect
New products and services based on knowledge
Albert Einstein quote: http://www.newphilosopher.com/ - think about:
http://www.pavingpathways.org/tools/Lynn_Taliento_Presentation.pdf
http://www.communicationdesign.com.au/ pdfs/ Collaborative%20models%20white%20paper.pdf
Knowledge not process- can speed up process to a degree, no change to the "how it's done".
Loads taken from: Building a Knowledge-Driven Organization by Robert H Buckman (ISBN: 0-07-138471-5)
Trust - very important
Fast Company Strategy as if Knowledge Mattered
Managing Codified Knowledge
The Analysis of Knowledge
What’s more important to business success — information or knowledge?
Working Knowledge: Reading Summaries
Cultural Change/threat
Change from 'info guardians' to 'knowledge shareers' - different way of working. Perceived loss of "power/influence".
Especially prevalent in "middle management".
Change to "IT" departments required.
Encourage the flow of knowledge
One-step transmission (get rid of Chinese whispers)
Universal access - technology from anywhere for everyone
Universal entry - no 'locked areas'
Open around the world and around the clock
Encource the sharing
Rewards for early-adopters (best advocates, normall knowlege-shreers anyway)
Celebrate successes
Reciprocity - people love to know the sharing has helped
Virtual friends treasure face-to-face interaction.
The best players deserve the best toys
The uses know what the system needs - hmmm
Visible sigbns and symbols fuel paticpation
Games and contests draw people in
Pay still matters
Those who don't play don't go anywhere
Nothing's perfect
New products and services based on knowledge
Albert Einstein quote: http://www.newphilosopher.com/ - think about:
- Best practices database
- Learning modules
- Lessons learnt
- Applications databases
- New product development style
- Redefined time equations
- Corporate repositioning
- New oranization models
- Speaking and consulting
Need SMART goals
Measure what you want - focus on outcomes
Some to consider
- Speed of response to custoemr needs
- Speed of response to customer opportunities
- Speed of innovation
- Marketing innovation
- Manufacturign innovation
- Growth of your people
- Mentors
- Productivity
http://www.pavingpathways.org/tools/Lynn_Taliento_Presentation.pdf
http://www.communicationdesign.com.au/ pdfs/ Collaborative%20models%20white%20paper.pdf
- Knowledge-based strategies begin with strategy, not knowledge
- Knowledge-based strategies are not strategies unless you link them to measures of performance
- Executing a knowledge-based strategy is not about managing knowledge, it is about nurturing people with knowledge
- Organizations leverage knowledge through networks of people who collaborate, not through networks of technology that interconnect
- People networks leverage knowledge through organizational ‘pull’, rather than centralised information ‘push’
Knowledge leads to what? I think 'action' - otherwise why bother having it.
Knowledge Management & Workflow
Yahoo! Knowledge Management category
Practical Knowledge Management: A Model That Works
TheManager.org: Knowledge Management
Social Network Analyis (SNA)
http://www.byeday.net/weblog/networkblog.html
Web "Job titles"
Web Management
- Web operations Manager/Director
- E-Business Manager
- Web Project Manager
- Web Product Manager
Web Design and Development
- Web Designer
- Web Programmer
- Quality-Assurance Web Developer
- Web Services/Integration Engineer (or Architect)
- Usability Engineer (or Analyst)
- Information Architect
Web Site/Product Marketing
- Web marketing Manager
- Search Engine Optimisation Engineer
Technical and Content
- Web Technical Administrator
http://www.gkek.org/kmstandards/
http://bsoline.techindex.co.uk/
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