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Barbara Fillip

Dare to share! - 34 views

I have 500+ resources tagged as "KM". I'd be happy to share them but I have two questions: 1. If I put them all at once, those who receive regular updates will be flooded with updates, no?...Should...

faimone Björn

all*in*one: Ressourcen - Literatur zu World Cafe - 0 views

  • ährend ich das Frühstück vorbereite und den Kaffee koche, frage ich mich, wie wir das Treffen managen sollen, wenn der strömende Regen anhält und niemand sich draußen im Patio aufhalten kann, während die Teilnehmer ankommen. David schlägt vor: "Warum stellen wir nicht unsere Fernseh-Tischchen ins Wohnzimmer und lassen die Leute dort Kaffee trinken, während wir auf die Ankommenden warten? Und dann können wir unseren formellen Beginn und das Check-in doch auch dort machen". Das klingt großartig. Ich atme erleichtert auf. Als David die kleinen Tischchen und die weißen Vinyl-Stühle aufstellt, kommt Tomi Nagai Rothe an und sagt: "Hey, das sieht aus wie Café-Tischchen. Ich denke, sie brauchen Tischdecken." Sie legt weiße Flipchart-Papiere auf die doppelt aufgestellten TV-Tischchen. Nun wird es irgendwie spielerisch. Ich habe aufgehört, mich wegen des Regens zu beunruhigen, der jetzt wie aus Kübeln vom Himmel fällt. Ich entscheide, dass Blumen auf die Café-Tischchen gehören und hole die kleinen Vasen von unten. In der Zwischenzeit legt Tomi farbige Marker auf die Tischchen, genau so, wie in vielen Cafés in der Nähe. Sie malt ein hübsches Plakat für die Hautür: "Willkommen in Homestead Café". Ich finde das sehr lustig, da wir auf der Homestead Straße wohnen, einer engen ungepflasterten Straße, die den Berg hinauf führt.
  • é-Tischchen. Sie sind wirklich engagiert. Sie beginnen, auf den Tischdecken zu scribbeln.
  • rschlag finden alle witzig
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  • ch würde zu gern wissen, was gerade in den anderen Gesprächen hier im Raum vor sich geht. Warum lassen wir nicht an jedem Tisch einen "Gastgeber" zurück, die anderen wechseln an andere Tische, nehmen die Samenkörner ihrer Gespräche mit und verlinken und verweben sie mit den Gedankengängen, die an den anderen Tischen gesponnen wurden?
  • Warum experimentieren wir nicht und lassen jetzt einen anderen Gastgeber am Tisch und die anderen reisen wieder herum und fahren fort, sich mitzuteilen und zu verlinken, was wir schon entdeckt haben.
  • est, dass es schon bald Mittagszeit ist. Ich habe selbst in den Kaffee-Gesprächen mitgemacht und die Stunden sind vergangen, als sei es nur ein kurzer Moment gewesen. Das Energiefeld im Raum ist greifbar
  • Etwas sehr Einfaches aber sehr Kraftvolles.
  • Es war etwas anderes. Es war fast so, als hätte sich die Intelligenz eines größeren Selbst - größer als die individuellen Selbste im Raum - durch unsere Kaffetisch-Gespräche gezeigt.
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    Entstehung des World Cafe Lessons Learned: Einfach mal neues ausprobieren und Spaß dabei haben. Just do it.
Stephen Dale

Learning Organization Survey - 0 views

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    "Thank you for your interest in the Learning Organization Survey. This is a complete version of the survey described in our Harvard Business Review article "Is Yours a Learning Organization?" The survey is meant only for your personal benefit, and your answers will not be used or seen by anyone other than yourself. It is our hope the survey results will provide a starting point to help you assess how well your organization meets the criteria for being a learning organization, especially in comparison to the benchmarks we have established in previous research. The output you receive will show your own scores on every learning building block as well as the corresponding benchmark scores; the benchmark medians and quartiles you will see after completing this survey are the very same ones that appear in our article. Please note that because your results will be based solely on your own perceptions of your organization's learning environment, processes, and leadership, they may differ from the results of other employees within the organization."
Stephen Dale

P3 KM: managing knowledge at different levels in project environments (with i... - 0 views

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    "P3 KM: managing knowledge at different levels in project environments What is knowledge management (KM) like at different levels in a project environment? How is knowledge managed at a personal level? In an individual project? In programmes and portfolios? Across organisations? And how does it all fit together?"
Aimee Maron

RAPID Tools: Successful Communication Online Toolkit - 1 views

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    Our approach to this toolkit was inspired and has been reinforced by the groundbreaking and highly popular work of Chris Collison and Geoff Parcell in their Learning to Fly series (Collison, C. and G. Parcell (2001) Learning to Fly, Oxford: Capstone). In particular, we have found their Five Competencies Framework very useful in organising and applying tools within knowledge management and organisational learning initiatives. We believe that the approach addresses a fundamental need in knowledge and learning: the need for a conceptual framework such that the different dimensions of such an initiative can be simply communicated and easily understood.
Stephen Dale

P3 KM: managing knowledge at different levels in project environments · Storify - 0 views

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    "What is knowledge management (KM) like at different levels in a project environment? How is knowledge managed at a personal level? In an individual project? In programmes and portfolios? Across organisations? And how does it all fit together?"
sarikarao

The Ugly Truth About Jobs in USA: They Are Not Coming Back - 1 views

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    2020 has seen major changes in jobs in the USA, and today, millions of people are out of work and are wondering if they will have a job to go back to. As current issues continue to plague the country, workers are faced with difficult times. Not only are there financial struggles, but many jobs in USA will simply not exist in the coming months. This leaves American workers with few options and a difficult quest to find gainful employment in a country that is suffering from a major economic crisis.
Todd Suomela

News Item - Employers squandering the talents of workers - 0 views

  • Too many employers are poorly equipped to weather the recession because they use workers’ skills and talents poorly, tie them up in rules and procedures, and give them little say over how they do their work, The Work Foundation says today.A major new survey of the work-lives of 2011 workers found that:• 40 per cent of employees have more skills than their jobs require.• 65 per cent of workers said the primary characteristic of the organisations they worked for was ‘rule and policy bound’ – though just five per cent said this was their preference. • 40 per cent said they had little or no flexibility over the hours they worked.• 20 per cent of graduates are in ‘low knowledge content’ jobs.
  • ‘So far in this recession employers have been reluctant to lose the skills, talents and experience of their workforces. Yet at the same time they seem to be failing to make the most of them. Many people could be doing more, but are denied the chance to do so.‘To keep job losses to a minimum, organisations should be taking full advantage of widespread opportunities to give people more responsibility, move away from rules and procedure-based workplace cultures, and re-organise work and use new technologies to give individuals more flexibility over hours. More autonomy for people and less intensive management should be the order of the day – in other words greater use of the principles of good work. Trapping so many workers in roles in which their skills and abilities are poorly matched with their jobs is a waste both of economic potential and human possibility.’
Joelle Nebbe-Mornod

Topicmarks: A Cool Web Tool To Help You Summarize Long Documents - 3 views

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    Topicmarks is a web tool that will help you summarize English text. It will also store the summaries in its storage space under your account forever - for free, unless you decide to discard items. However, the developer does have a plan to charge "heavy users" in the future. With the help of Topicmarks' "summarizing engine", you can get the idea of a long article in a snap - without the trouble of going through the original text. There are several methods you can use to submit texts that you want the Topicmarks engine to summarize. The first one is by uploading the text file from your computer. Topicmarks can handle text from several different kinds of file format. These include Adobe Acrobat PDF (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx), OpenOffice ODF text (.odt), Hypertext Markup Language (.htm, .html), and of course Plain text (.txt).
educationinsta

Top colleges in engineering/MBA/medical/commerce/law in India - 0 views

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    With so many institutions raging in the country, EducationInsta makes your experience hassle-free to find the leading colleges and more. Featuring the Best Colleges for Engineering in India, Best Colleges for commerce in India, Best colleges for Law in India.
Avinash Kumar

Fracking chemicals have various uses in drilling operations - 1 views

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    Fracking chemicals have various uses in drilling operations including, prevention of scales in pipe, reduction of friction over base pipe, thickening of water in order to suspend proppants, retention of viscosity of fluid at high temperatures, elimination of bacteria in water, protection of casing from corrosion, and clay stabilization to lock down clays in shale structure.
faimone Björn

larry prusak - 11 todsünden des wissensmanagements storytelling in organizati... - 0 views

  • Larry Prusak, executive director of IBM's Institute of Knowledge Management,
  • rincipal with IBM Global Services, in Bo
  • Eleven Sins of Knowledge Management
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  • Knowledge and Risk Managemen
  • Working Knowledge
  • Prior to joining IBM, Larry was a Principal in Ernst & Young’s Center for Business Innovation, specializing in issues of corporate knowledge management
Maxwell Drain

Knowledge Management and the Academy - 0 views

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    Universities and colleges generate extraordinary quantities of knowledge and innovation, but in many ways the academy struggles to keep pace with the digital revolution. Growing pressures are reshaping how universities must do business-students expecting enhanced access and support, administrators eager to make data-driven strategic decisions, researchers working in virtual global collaboratories, faculty looking for ways to assess learning outcomes, and computer hackers probing networks for vulnerabilities.
Vahid Masrour

Knowledge Management In The Real World - 0 views

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    km at Hewlett Packard, presented in 2007
Gregory Culpin

Using Enterprise 2.0 to prepare for recovery (part II) - Whitepaper to download - 0 views

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    In a business world where change is constant, knowledge becomes an essential asset for any organization. Survival and growth require the development of solutions that will optimize collaboration and knowledge management.\n\nFocussing on this topic we recently produced our first whitepaper. It analyses the benefits associated with the introduction of Enterprise 2.0 solutions, and positions the collaborative management of knowledge as a stable and lasting solution, especially in these times of economic tumult.
Gudrun Porath

Mindmap der deutschen Wirtschaftsblogs « Blick Log - 0 views

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    "So listet etwa die Bloggerei derzeit 443 Webseiten unter der Kategorie Wirtschaftsblogs. Darunter sind aber viele Verbraucher- oder Ratgeberblogs, die ich genau so wenig zu den Wirtschaftsblogs rechne, wie Blogs, die ihren Besuchern wie auch immer geartete (Dienst-)Leistung vermitteln wollen. Nach meinem Verständnis berichten oder kommentieren Wirtschaftsblogs ökonomische Sachverhalte. Dazu gehören etwa Themen über Markt- oder Konjunkturentwicklungen, Beiträge aus dem Alltag finanz- und betriebswirtschaftlicher Fragen sowie zum Management von Unternehmen. Nicht berücksichtigt sind Blogs, die in den letzten vier Wochen nicht aktualisiert wurden. Nun kann und will ich die Darstellungsform von Joshua M Brown nicht kopieren. Ich mag die Darstellung in Form von Mindmaps. Daher starte ich heute die Mindmap deutscher Wirtschaftsblogs. "
Vahid Masrour

The Chess Master and the Computer - The New York Review of Books - 0 views

  • It was my luck (perhaps my bad luck) to be the world chess champion during the critical years in which computers challenged, then surpassed, human chess players. Before 1994 and after 2004 these duels held little interest. The computers quickly went from too weak to too strong.
  • Having a computer partner also meant never having to worry about making a tactical blunder. The computer could project the consequences of each move we considered, pointing out possible outcomes and countermoves we might otherwise have missed.
  • With that taken care of for us, we could concentrate on strategic planning instead of spending so much time on calculations.
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  • The winner was revealed to be not a grandmaster with a state-of-the-art PC but a pair of amateur American chess players using three computers at the same time.
  • The teams of human plus machine dominated even the strongest computers.
  • Their skill at manipulating and "coaching" their computers to look very deeply into positions effectively counteracted the superior chess understanding of their grandmaster opponents and the greater computational power of other participants. Weak human + machine + better process was superior to a strong computer alone and, more remarkably, superior to a strong human + machine + inferior process.
  • correctly evaluating a small handful of moves is far more important in human chess, and human decision-making in general, than the systematically deeper and deeper search for better moves—the number of moves "seen ahead"—that computers rely on.
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      interesting. Deserves further reflection on the implicactions.
  • Instead, every year we have new chess programs, and new versions of old ones, that are all based on the same basic programming concepts for picking a move by searching through millions of possibilities that were developed in the 1960s and 1970s.
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    A VERY interesting article reflecting on the evolution of chess under the onslaught of computers and software that play chess, and where it has all been going. The implications for Knowledge Management are there, waiting to be picked up. Discussions of tech versus human can be drawn to their ending point with it.
Vahid Masrour

A Better Way to Manage Knowledge - John Hagel III, John Seely Brown, and Lang Davison -... - 2 views

  • most knowledge managers lost sight of the fact that the real value is in creating new knowledge
  • the last thing the world needs is another knowledge management scheme focusing on capturing knowledge that already exists
    • Vahid Masrour
       
      i beg to differ. It might not be the LAST thing. Learning from past mistakes is still useful, as is avoiding to rebuild the wheel. 
  • What we need are new approaches to creating knowledge, ones that take advantage of the new digital infrastructure's ability to lower the interaction costs among us all — ones that mobilize big, diverse groups of participants to innovate and create new value.
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  • new knowledge comes into being when people who share passions for a given endeavor interact and collaborate around difficult performance challenges.
    • Vahid Masrour
       
      the need for mission driven group/team interaction
  • creation spaces, heavily relying on shared network platforms, provide tools and forums for knowledge creation while at the same time capturing the discussion, analysis, and actions in ways that make it easier to share across a broader range of participants.
  • This focus on knowledge creation shifts the motivations of participants. Knowledge management systems desperately try to persuade participants to invest time and effort to contribute existing knowledge with the vague and long-term promise that they themselves might eventually derive value from the contributions of others. In contrast, creation spaces focus on providing immediate value to participants in terms of helping them tackle difficult performance challenges while at the same time reducing the effort required to capture and disseminate the knowledge created.
Stephen Dale

weelearning - 0 views

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    "Whether you work in the public, private or charity sectors. We all face similar challenges when we try to bring in new ideas and technology. Share your stories and find out how others have overcome the barriers"
Stephen Dale

How to kill innovation, in five easy steps | TechRepublic - 0 views

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    Innovation is the life blood of most organizations in the 21st century, but most of them regularly do things to snuff out innovation wherever it rears its head. Here are five of the main culprits.
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