TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 114th monthly call. November 18, 2014: Mary Abraham on The Other KM Adoption Challenge SlideShare Twitter chat Thanks to Mary for presenting, to Joel

Janet, Nick Milton's book (Lessons Learned Handbook) is an introduction to the topic. I'm currently having a lot of discussions with different groups in my organization in this topic. The big mistake

My company is developing a lessons learned program. Has anyone developed such a program in their company and/or know of an effective platform? Any directions to resources would be greatly

Thanks Stan and Mary. I really enjoyed your presentation today. As promised, here is the link to my paper I mentioned: http://www.ejkm.com/volume12/issue2. The paper starts on page 98 in this issue,

Thanks, Shelley, for your kind words. And thanks, Stan, for providing contact information for Al Simard. The potential for trans-Canadian knowledge-sharing is fabulous! Best, Mary __ V. Mary

Thanks, Stan. I just spent the last 15 minutes trying to find the URL for my public profile; all I could get is the internal link. My presentations can be found at: Integrated Knowledge Services

Al Simard http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/albert-simard/61/75a/4b9

Hi Mary! It was great to hear you today! I have been keeping in touch with others through the IKNS CoP but have been absent the last couple of months with work. I am so excited to get to do our

Hi Minu I would like to add to what Steven submitted. Please look at this attachment for some further insights. I authored this for the old "KM Review" while CKO at this consulting company. Hope

Hi Mary I regrettably will miss your presentation. I just went through you deck. I absolutely agree with your insights and perspectives. In fact, I am having this conversation with a client

Thanks, Stan! — VMaryAbraham AboveandBeyondKM.com

This is a reminder of tomorrow's monthly call from 11 am to 12 noon EST. - November 18: Mary Abraham on The Other KM Adoption Challenge - SlideShare

I agree - language is still a barrier. In addition to the very good comments posted earlier, let me mention some additional thoughts and what I have used as "work arounds": Many portal or KM

Minu, I agree with what Stan has suggested (11/14/14). Additionally, the knowledge manager should report to an executive high enough in the organization to provide the necessary autonomy for their

Bilingualism is not a small matter; multilingualism is even more difficult. The solution is relatively simple - translation. The cost, however, is substantial. Canada has been a bilingual country

You will need to have at least one knowledge manager to leadthe KM initiative. Knowledge managementis everyone's responsibility, not just the work of knowledge managers. But knowledge managers are

Minu, If you are not familiar with the Community Roundtable (http://www.communityroundtable.com) I suggest you head over there and look at some of the reports, as they could provide useful data to

Thanks Stan. Appreciate your insights. Regards, Minu

Dear Stan, yes it is Knowledge Management Program Office. Here is some more context. We are establishing knowledge capture through Communities of Practice, and we want to build a case that we need one

>I am building a staffing business case for a Knowledge Resource for a non-profit organization. Do you mean a knowledge management program office? If so, I can reply with suggestions. If not,