Hi, KM Colleagues—

I'm reaching out to see if/how any of you have best practices to share around interactions between KM and Product Management. We're in the midst of an agile transformation, and I'm looking for ways to make the need for connection between the work explicit, and how KM practices (like metadata tagging/retagging) can become more agile and nimble. My goals are to educate my colleagues on good KM practices (I'm a one-person shop) while at the same time adapting KM and adding value in our new ways of working.

Any resources or best practices you can recommend? How to we make KM more agile?

Many thanks!

Lizzi

LIZZI WINTER
Knowledge Management Program Manager


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Hi Elizabeth

Some thoughts here

http://www.nickmilton.com/2020/03/10-principles-for-km-in-product.html

http://www.nickmilton.com/2020/02/product-life-cycle-knowledge-management.html

http://www.nickmilton.com/2020/06/4-flavours-of-km-which-one-do-you-work.html

Also I can recommend the book “Knowledge based product development – a practical guide” by Bob Melvin

Hi, KM Colleagues—

I'm reaching out to see if/how any of you have best practices to share around interactions between KM and Product Management. We're in the midst of an agile transformation, and I'm looking for ways to make the need for connection between the work explicit, and how KM practices (like metadata tagging/retagging) can become more agile and nimble. My goals are to educate my colleagues on good KM practices (I'm a one-person shop) while at the same time adapting KM and adding value in our new ways of working.

Any resources or best practices you can recommend? How to we make KM more agile?

Many thanks!

Lizzi

LIZZI WINTER
Knowledge Management Program Manager


3333 Piedmont Road, NE | Suite 1000 | Atlanta, GA 30305
O: +1.404.975.6298
www.northhighland.com | Connect With Us

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