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The New Edge in Knowledge How Knowledge Management Is Changing the Way We Do Business

ISBN: 9780470917398 | 0470917393
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Wiley
Pub. Date: 3/1/2011

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
The best thinking and actions in the fast-moving arena of collaboration and knowledge managementThe New Edge in Knowledge captures the most practical and innovative practices to ensure organizations have the knowledge they need in the future and, more importantly, the ability to connect the dots and use knowledge to succeed today. Build or retrofit your organization for new ways of working and collaboration by using knowledge management Adapt to today's most popular ways to collaborate such as social networking Overcome organization silos, know... MORE
Forewordp. xi
Prefacep. xiii
Acknowledgmentsp. xix
Positioning Knowledge Management for the Futurep. 1
What is Knowledge Management?p. 2
KM in a New Contextp. 3
Primary Directivesp. 10
Showcasing KM Leadersp. 12
Closing Commentsp. 16
A Call to Actionp. 19
Determine the Value... MOREp. 20
Identify Critical Knowledgep. 23
Locate Your Critical Knowledgep. 24
How Knowledge Should Flowp. 29
Getting Buy-Inp. 32
Closing Commentsp. 32
Knowledge Management Strategy and Business Casep. 35
A Framework for KM Strategy Developmentp. 36
The Business Case for KMp. 41
Closing Commentsp. 43
Selecting and Designing Knowledge Management Approachesp. 45
A Portfolio of Approachesp. 45
Selecting KM Approachesp. 48
Designing a KM Approachp. 52
What Can Go Wrongp. 53
Portfolio Example: Retaining Critical Knowledgep. 54
Closing Commentsp. 59
Proven Knowledge Management Approachesp. 61
Communities of Practicep. 61
Lessons Learnedp. 68
Transfer of Best Practicesp. 74
Closing Commentsp. 78
Emerging Knowledge Management Approachesp. 81
The Promise of Social Computingp. 82
Revealing New Facets of Informationp. 84
The New Generation of Self-Service: The Digital Hubp. 85
The Digital Hub at Workp. 86
Challenges and Change Managementp. 96
Our Recommendationsp. 101
Case Examplesp. 102
Closing Commentsp. 107
Working Social Networkingp. 109
Guidelines for Enterprise Social Networkingp. 110
Closing Commentsp. 115
Governance, Roles, and Fundingp. 117
Governance Groupp. 117
KM Core Groupp. 119
KM Design Teamsp. 123
Investing in KMp. 124
Balancing Corporate and Business-Unit Fundingp. 125
Closing Commentsp. 126
Building a Knowledge-Sharing Culturep. 129
Lead by Examplep. 130
Brand Aggressivelyp. 134
Make KM Funp. 139
Closing Commentsp. 142
Measuring the Impact of Knowledge Managementp. 143
A Portfolio of Measuresp. 144
Measuring across the Levels of Maturityp. 147
The Power of Analyticsp. 151
A KM Measurement Systemp. 152
Closing Commentsp. 154
Make Best Practices Your Practicesp. 157
Above and in the Flowp. 157
Other Principlesp. 158
So What Do You Do Monday Morning?p. 160
Appendix: Case Studiesp. 163
ConocoPhillipsp. 163
Fluorp. 179
IBMp. 197
MITREp. 210
Referencesp. 227
About the Authorsp. 229
About APQCp. 230
Indexp. 233
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DR. CARLA O'DELL, one of the world's leading experts in KM, is president of APQC. She is the coauthor of numerous books and writes frequently for leading journals and magazines, as well as APQC's KM portal (www.apqc.org/km), and is a sought-after keynote speaker.

CINDY HUBERT is the executive director of APQC's delivery services. Over the past fifteen years, Hubert and her team have worked with more than 450 organizations using APQC's proven KM methodologies. She writes frequently for leading journals and magazines and is consistently among the highest-rated speakers at internal and external conferences.



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