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Re: Why has it become so difficult to find examples? #case-studies #proven-practice

Thank you Pavel. About improvements realized, I tend to think that KMers who focus on time saved and productivity fall into a trap. It is indeed a benefit of KM to save time by quickly finding answers

By Martin Dugage · #10141 · Edited

Re: Why has it become so difficult to find examples? #case-studies #proven-practice

Hi Martin, As alluded to by Pavel, the problem with all the case studies in the 2000s is that they were post-hoc declarations of success. Various "factors" were claimed as the reasons

By Stephen Bounds · #10140 ·

Re: Why has it become so difficult to find examples? #case-studies #proven-practice

Dear Martin, most of the cases around 2000 were extrapolations or very general statements. I have participated in the large APQC benchmarking study in February 2000 - see attached

By Pavel Kraus · #10139 ·

Why has it become so difficult to find examples? #case-studies #proven-practice

Dear KMers, When I started working on KM back in the early 2000s, there were many examples and case studies of KM programs in large organizations like BP, Siemens, Schlumberger, US Army, Shell,

By Martin Dugage · #10138 ·

Re: July 2022 SIKM Call: Adriaan Jooste - Why Knowledge Leaders Should Drive Change #monthly-call #leadership

Just for context reasons---- The XM Reality comment was when Adriaan was talking about augmented reality. There are also many other innovators in this space but had some interesting conversations with

By Patrick Ready · #10137 ·

Re: July 2022 SIKM Call: Adriaan Jooste - Why Knowledge Leaders Should Drive Change #monthly-call #leadership

Today we held our 203rd monthly call. Thanks to Adriaan for presenting, to those who spoke up and posted in the chat, and to all those who attended. Please continue the discussion here by replying to

By Stan Garfield · #10136 · Edited

July 2022 SIKM Call: Adriaan Jooste - Why Knowledge Leaders Should Drive Change #monthly-call #leadership

This is a reminder of today's monthly call from 11 am to 12 noon EDT. July 19, 2022 SIKM Call: Adriaan Jooste of Deloitte - Why Knowledge Leaders Should Drive Change Slides For online chat, use the

By Stan Garfield · #10134 · Edited

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

Hi All, Thanks for these very useful suggestions! We have a good feel for user need, and at the front of this will be easy and intuitive governance... The lists of folks are very useful, so thank

By Rory Huston · #10133 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

Hey Rory, I agree with Bart to speak with the end-users. At the end the intranet is useful only if it is used and it is the personification of people's work (the IT team is just a facilitator here). I

By Ginetta Gueli · #10132 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

On 19/7/2022 4:24 am, Stan Garfield wrote: Thanks for the mention Stan! Rory, we've literally written the book on intranets (three actually!), and have been running a set of

By James Robertson · #10131 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

Here are five I recommend: James Robertson - intranet Martin White - intranet Sue Hanley - Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Peter Morville - information architecture and user experience Nielsen Norman

By Stan Garfield · #10130 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

SharePoint is a pretty easy to use extranet. If you set it up properly from the start, then it's a good km tool. Takes time though and architecture design.

By Hamish Tacey · #10129 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

Hi Rory, The first question is which generation does your present intranet belong to? First generation - brochure ware, second - partly process orientated or third process savvy.

By Pavel Kraus · #10128 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

I've used SharePoint to build out our intranet and knowledge management base. The new SharePoint online is so easy to use and they have stunning templates to get you started. Take a look at their

By Madeleine Du Toit · #10127 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

ClearBox have a good list of intranet (and intranet-ish) applications documented, and they do consulting as well on this. https://www.clearbox.co.uk/intranet-and-employee-app-directory/ Digital

By Curtis Conley · #10126 ·

Re: Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

I would talk to Luis Suarez for collaboration / Intranet. Paul Corney for knowledge management John Hovell for knowledge retention, organizational transformation, etc Kurt Kragh Sorensen will know

By Bart Verheijen · #10125 ·

Intranet Consultants? #intranet #consulting

Hi. Our IT team are considering an update of our intranet, and wondered who would be good to talk to to get a feel for the state of the art? The word "intranet" conjures up stale publishing pages, but

By Rory Huston · #10124 ·

Re: Books on AI for KM #books #AI

Seth Earley's book - excellent

By Eli Miron · #10123 ·

Re: Apps for mobile users #tools #CoP #mobile

We are using MS Teams for CoPs and, because the chat in Teams is lacking in many of the same ways that Yammer does, we are piloting a software called Social Squared by Lightning Tools It’s built

By Matthew Morrow · #10122 ·

Re: Stock and flow diagram #process

Hi, Thanks to everyone for your generous responses and great ideas. I have to go away and do a lot more investigation now but just to acknowledge all contributors and provide a quick

By Stephen Bounds · #10121 ·

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