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Domain Knowledge

Lead Change Blog

The question to be answered is: how does an organization retain knowledge or share knowledge? Here are some of the ways to spread the knowledge: Set up a Knowledge Management System — All topics must be documented and stored in the knowledge management system as a reference for the future.

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Knowledge Management Below the Radar

Harvard Business Review

I recently spoke to a group of Silicon Valley HR leaders and this question came up, along with the related matter of how to do knowledge management better. They asked how we do knowledge management at frog design, since we have studios spread all over the world and work in a diverse range of industries.

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Connection Cultures in Faith Communities

Michael Lee Stallard

To learn more, watch the following video series of Jason Pankau teaching a workshop on Connection Cultures for Churches. why is everyone smiling?

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“The Formula”: The Unspoken Truth About The Packaging, Peddling, And Commoditization Of Leadership And Knowledge

Lead Change Blog

Peddler teases The Method: “Attend my one-day only workshop/exclusive webinar and learn all my secrets.” The Method is the packaging and how-to’s of The Formula thus far, which is clearly no secret per the above but which many others want in on. (“I want to be as successful as Peddler!”).

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NOISE Analysis, an alternative to SWOT. Strategic Planning

Mike Cardus

For example ‘Communication between sales and production’ or ‘More knowledge of how to use our internal knowledge management system’. Need experiential and hands-on ways to create lasting memories and content in your programs / workshops / and lessons. michael cardus is create-learning. Mike is your answer.

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Olympic Host Cities Need Transparency, Not Knowledge Transfer

Harvard Business Review

Certainly, knowledge transfer has been a priority of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Particularly in the last 12 years since the Sydney Games, it has put extensive effort into developing a Knowledge Management Program. The numbers that are communicated between Games do not always represent reality.

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The Olympics as a Story of Risk Management

Harvard Business Review

The other crucial aspect in which the IOC has reshaped the way in which risk is understood by Olympic organizers is through its attempts to formalize learning between events under its Olympic Games Knowledge Management program.