Knowledge Management
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Let's stop calling them 'soft skills' - 0 views
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Seth Godin's perspective on the importance of interpersonal skills for leaders. The catalogue of skills is particularly useful.
Are employees rejecting SharePoint? - 1 views
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SharePoint is unquestionably a success from a licensing perspective, but dig behind the firewall and the picture looks more chequered. For example in a uSamp survey last year, 80 percent of organizations using SharePoint said employees continue to share documents as email attachments. Recently, the UK Met Office abandoned a twoyear SharePoint implementation project in favor of the cloud-based Huddle service. Even where SharePoint is used, people aren't truly collaborating with it. Team sites are often really document graveyards where content is stored once collaboration has stopped.
Manipulate Me: The Booming Business in Behavioral Finance - Bloomberg Business - 0 views
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"The biggest problem that businesses -- and governments -- must solve is one that rarely comes up in a behavioral psych lab: how to get people's attention in a world filled with more distractions by the day."
Programmes at The UCH Education Centre, London, are run in both clinical and behavioura... - 1 views
Knoco stories - 0 views
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One of the best (if not the best) definitions of Knowledge Management that I have seen
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means putting in place a Management Framework where expectations are set, actions are taken, and behaviours are put in place and sustained, to maximise the value of the know-how of the organisation
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Amongst other things, this page contains an excellent definition of (and explanation of) Knowldege Management
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