LDRLB

JULY 30, 2012

Despite practical size limitations for effective teams, the fact remains that multiple perspectives bring value to the process. This value includes intellect, explicit knowledge, and relevant experiences. Especially for successful companies, the CEO may be challenged to ignite team enthusiasm for either.

Planning 146

Planning Explicit Knowledge Strategic Planning Download 146

QAspire

DECEMBER 4, 2012

It represents “explicit knowledge” about project management and a lot of people out there know these fundamentals. After you have learned the concepts of project management, it is all about working with people – customers, internal stakeholders and team members. That’s the science part of it, and probably the easier one.

Project 164

Project Management Explicit Knowledge Bottom-up 164

QAspire

NOVEMBER 2, 2011

Understanding the purpose, context and meaning requires something more than simple “explicit knowledge”. Purpose is powerful tool to keep people aligned, establish a vision (for team and organization), inspire team members and guide large scale strategic changes. Is there a dearth of “know-why” in business today?

Explicit Knowledge 166

Explicit Knowledge Tactics Software Tools 166