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Knowledge Management 10 min read 50

Collaborate Today And Compete Tomorrow?

Chances and risks of managing Key Knowledge In Inter-Organisational Alliances Or Networks in an global context.

Frank D B. 🇩🇪
Frank D B.
Consultant Duesseldorf, Germany
Knowledge Management 13 min read 50

Who Knows Whom, And Who Knows What?

Employees' personal connections can be as valuable as their individual knowledge base. Social network analysis, or SNA, helps maximize a company's collective smarts.

Albert E. 🇩🇪
Albert E.
Business Trainer Ulm, Germany
Knowledge Management 11 min read 50

Best Practice And Beyond: Knowledge Strategies

Value created by knowledge is often not captured. Five accounts of knowledge strategies.

Albert E. 🇩🇪
Albert E.
Business Trainer Ulm, Germany
Knowledge Management 6 min read 50

Knowledge Management

Knowledge management is based on the assumption that the potential for sustained improvement exists in the knowledge derived from people, processes, designs, and ideas within the organisation. It also implies the creation of a culture and structure that will overcome barriers to communication and promote information sharing and learning.

Vernon P. 🇦🇺
Vernon P.
Business Trainer Tewantin, Australia
Knowledge Management 5 min read 51

Knowledge, Awareness And Understanding

Knowledge Management has focused on the management of information and knowledge in the belief that if we have more knowledge, better quality knowledge and more accessible knowledge then we will do our jobs better. This is simply not true!

David G. 🇬🇧
David G.
Business Trainer Fleet, United Kingdom
Knowledge Management 32 min read 67

Knowledge Management And Creativity

If knowledge management is to have any real impact on the way we do business and not just a passing fad then it has got to be about making radical changes in the way that we perceive and utilise knowledge. It needs to be about creating new knowledge, applying knowledge and in the words of Peter Druker "making it productive". In other words knowledge management needs to fundamentally focus on creativity and innovation.

David G. 🇬🇧
David G.
Business Trainer Fleet, United Kingdom