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" Bernard Marr presented a Masterclass on ROI on Intangibles on 29th June 2010."

"A striking aspect of the Steve Borgatti network analysis workshop at University of Kentucky was how his talk relied heavily on early network analysis, especially that done with Rob Cross at IBM's Institute for Knowledge Based Organizations where Andrew Parker also worked. Their research inside Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and with BCG clients at the turn of the century, was central to his presentation"

"A recording of a KIN group discussion about the Quindi presentation recording/sharing software"

"Use this simple tool to send out surveys and gather information across your Network. Laurence Lock-Lee who presented at a recent KIN Workshop is happy to help with any questions if you get stuck! llocklee@optimice.com.au"

" . This event was the launch event for the CoPs benchmarking Study phase two and includes presentations from Larry Prusak and Richard McDermott"

" I saw Cogenz present at the NETIKX meeting in Feb. PhilR"

" Interesting view on the present economic changes..."

"Trampoline, who are presenting at The KIN 'Locate, Collect, Connect' quarterly workshop, have been attending the 'Enterprise 2.0' event in Boston. Here they blog about what's different, what makes a great party and what's hot (certainly not the toaster!)"

"This link to the pages of the KIN SNA ALG giving lots of useful presentations, documents and member case studies and the KIN SNA toolkit"

Slideshare presentation

" Report presenting the major findings of of a March 2009 Deloitte Survey looks at how Talent tactics and strategies have changed since their January 2009 survey."

It's a BIG presentation - takes a while to download and open (doesn't seem to work in Chrome at all)

Some useful papers and presentations associated with knowledge 'harvesting', or transfer, as we prefer to call it.

Book sgared by presenter Clive Shepherd at VT Masterclass

Following Richard Wallis' presentation at the KIN Winter Workshop, here is a great example of how open linked data can add value, managed by LGID

Wall Street journal / MIT Sloane Management Review article. How emerging markets are leading the way in thinking about markets in a downturn. The examples mainly come from marketing and product placement, but these are great lessons in how to think differently about an existing business model. The batteries pricing / packaging example was a neat way of presenting an existing offering in a more attractive & acceptable way during a downturn. The item about focussing on your existing customer base rather than new market opporunities got me thinking about how we use existing knowledge. The analogy works for me, because leveraging what we already know makes more sense than the cost of buying in expertise etc.

Presentation by Ingrid Koehler of LGID on tools for digital learning. From Knowledge Hub conference 01/03/2011

Presentation from Charles Leadbeater on 'Transformative Public Service Innovation' at the Knowledge Hub Conference

"Uniting the Virtual Workforce offers much-needed guidance on how to navigate the largely unmapped territory of virtual work environments in the global economy. The authors do an outstanding job of presenting how organizations should address the challenges of virtual workforces so as to reap the huge potential benefits of increased growth, productivity, and innovation." -C. Warren Axelrod, PhD, Chief Privacy Officer and Business Information Security Officer, U.S. Trust, and author of Outsourcing Information Security