Hi Jack, I'll ask those who've already contacted me if that'd work for them. Gian.. signed up of the

Nancy, Matt and others…. I do believe that KM needs a role at thestrategy table. But what does that mean? How do we do it? GM was looking at their competitors…theywere doing

I have to agree that this has been a great thread of discussion and I wantto add a newcomers perspective, also that of a practitioner turnedacademic. My research focus has been on KM Success,

Nancy, The call for knowledge managers to play a strategic role is a good one. But from personal experience, context also plays a role. I spent a year in an organisation where the KM team (both of us)

Jerry, It is certainly okay with me. Thanks Allan Crawford From:sikmleaders@... [mailto:sikmleaders@...] On Behalf Of Jerry Ash Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 20087:00 PM To:

Allen thanks for initiating this discussion. I want to weigh in from what might be a radical perspective. As KM practitioners, our focus has been on using our organization’s knowledge to accomplish

Hi Steve. I love this Q&A between you and Allan Crawford. And I'd love to publish it in the next edition of Inside Knowledge magazine. So I'm asking, Steve, Allan, Stan -- may I have your

Steve, Your discussion of "knowledge awareness" is a very interesting one. It focuses on identifying the assets, capabilities and strengths inside an organisation and there's nothing wrong with

Steve, Thanks for the response. If I may I’d like to take this alittle further and explore learning not just from within a company such as GM,but also learning from the competitors…and the

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 43rd monthly call, this one with Al Simard of Canadian Food Inspection Agency on "Knowledge Services: A Business Framework for Knowledge

Hello Allen, Thanks for the question. Let me restate it again and then respond. Question: Do you think that in retrospect there would have been anything that KM could have done to help the

Congratulations Steve!! I know that the experience you have shared supporting some of myevents will be sought after by your new clients…you should be verysuccessful and I wish you the best of

Arthur, your observation about people investing in themselves would make for a good story in Smart People magazine. By the way, I've taken to heart confusion and criticism regarding my description of

Steven, Good luck with this. I left a similar position from a global company a year ago and it has been a very interesting path. Certainly one worth travelling. It may well be one which many

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Steve, Thanks for this notice. With everything that is going on at GMtoday, it would be really interesting to get your perspective on…givenwhat you know today…do you think that in

SIKM Members, I would like to share with you a new venture I have undertaken. After providing internal KM consulting services to General Motors Corporation's Product Engineering since 1997, as a

For those who have not already downloaded the presentation for tomorrow, the link in the original e-mail will no longer work. I changed the name of the file to Knowledge Services