Abstract: Managers are increasingly focused on leading employees towards a knowledge-sharing culture, but leaders must be truly knowledge-conscious if they are to affect transformational changes. Elizabeth Lank investigates effective educational options open to leaders who want to encourage staff to share knowledge to facilitate organisation-wide KM initiatives. There is a growing
Inside Knowledge
Contributions to Knowledge Management education and training, and the Knowledge Management career path from “Inside Knowledge”, formerly the “Knowledge Management Magazine”, published by the ARK Group.
Exploring the value of academic qualifications in Knowledge Management
Abstract: In September 2000, Jela Webb enrolled on the University of North London’s MSc Information and Knowledge Management programme, the first course of its type on offer in Europe. As the two-year programme draws to a conclusion, she looks back at the core areas she has studied and assesses the value academic qualifications can
Knoco’s ‘Bird Island’ Knowledge Management workshop
Abstract: Knoco Ltd’s Nick Milton and Tom Young share their experiences with the ‘Bird Island’ KM workshop – an experiment that has been running for the past 10 years. What is the first challenge in a knowledge management implementation? If our knowledge management (KM) experience is anything to go by,
Knowledge Management Interactive Training System
Abstract: The KITS (Knowledge Management Interactive Training System) project is a three-year programme aimed at developing a web-based game that will support acquiring knowledge management expertise in a safe environment without needing to learn by making mistakes in real-life. Andrew Haldane Gertjan van Heijst, Noam Shalgi, Robert de Hoog and Ton de Jong describe
So, just what is a knowledge cafe?
Full text from publisher » (no figures) David Gurteen: So, just what is a knowledge cafe?