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Knowledge Policies for Sustainable Development in Africa
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| Posted by lotuscc on Tuesday, February 08 @ 03:37:35 MYT (124 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "Dear Meta Knowledge Management,
Perhaps you will be interested in posting two documents on Development Gateway titled: "Knowledge for Sustainable Development in Africa: Toward New Policy Initiatives" (11 pages) and 'Knowledge Policies for Sustainable Development in Africa: a Strategic Framework for Good Governance (54 pages). The documents claimed that African economies have been involuntarily drawn into a knowledge race in which they may turn out to be losers in the absence of adequate knowledge, culture and governance strategies. Not enough effort is being made to emphasize the centrality of knowledge for sustainable development and to face the challenge of creating innovative and competitive knowledge societies in Africa. The documents call for a profound reform of knowledge and propose new policy directions and instruments.
The Internet Links to the documents are provided below. Can they be useful to Meta Knowledge Management? Can they be shared on your website?
Knowledge for Sustainable Development in Africa: Toward New Policy Initiatives
Knowledge Policies for Sustainable Development in Africa: a Strategic Framework for Good Governance
Kind regards and congratulations for your excellent work.
Jacques
Jacques L Hamel
Scientific Affairs Officer
Science, Technology and Innovation Cluster
Sustainable Development Division
Economic Commission for Africa
P.O. Box 3005 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Tel: 251 1 510177 or (mobile) 251 9 645933
Email: jhamel@uneca.org" |
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Knowledge Management & Six Sigma Master
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| Posted by lotuscc on Monday, September 27 @ 03:31:28 MYT (164 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "2nd & 3rd December 2004
Demonstrating the value of KM by applying the
Six Sigma methodology
This event will provide you with an insight to Six Sigma and how it will complement your KM strategy.
The master class highlights:
* The relationship between Six Sigma and KM
* Applying Six Sigma to KM
* The benefits to KM when using Six Sigma
* Using Six Sigma to assess the ROI of KM
* Measuring the use of KM with Six Sigma tools
Learn from companies that have benefited from implementing the
Six Sigma methodology and applying it to KM
contact bfarnsworth@arkgroupasia.com
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Building and Planning your Taxonomy
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| Posted by lotuscc on Monday, July 26 @ 05:51:55 MYT (131 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "1 300 550 662 0r Email bfarnsworths@arkgroupasia.com
Learn how to define and structure the most appropriate taxonomy for your organisation’s needs and how to communicate the taxonomy in your organisation
Information is constantly increasing, but there is a lack of knowledge on how to categorise and classify it. Your organization is being swamped with information and your staff productivity time is being wasted trying to find this information.
If you want your business to be more efficient, you need to learn how to structure, categorise and classify information by using Taxonomies. This way you can maximize your productivity time and keep your staff stress free.
Planning and Building your Taxonomy |
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World's Leading Management Gurus & Experts To Keynote At KM Asia 2004
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| Posted by lotuscc on Wednesday, June 30 @ 05:02:17 MYT (265 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "Singapore, Wednesday 23rd June 2004 – Ark Group Asia today confirmed that Dr. Peter M. Senge, one of the world’s top 5 management gurus, author of the widely acclaimed management book, The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of The Learning Organisation (1990), and founding chair of the Society for Organizational Learning (SoL); Prof. Karl-Erik Sveiby, world-recognised ‘founding father of knowledge management’; and David Snowden, acknowledged founder of ‘organic knowledge management’ and acclaimed expert on narrative patterns, will keynote at the KM ASIA 2004 conference in Singapore.
Held for its fourth year in Singapore from 2nd - 4th November 2004 at Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre, KM Asia is the most prestigious and relevant Knowledge Management regional conference that gathers well-respected management gurus and highly-regarded knowledge management luminaries to share their vast experience, insight and knowledge with the Asian audience.
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| Posted by lotuscc on Friday, June 25 @ 23:27:14 MYT (292 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "The Event in Australian Knowledge Management History
Star City , Sydney, NSW Australia, 23-25 August 2004
Goto
KM Australia 2004, 23-25 August and complete the Online KM Survey and receive 10% off the price of registration.
Ark Group Australia's KM AUSTRALIA 2004 Trade Show and Conference is a senior knowledge management (KM) practitioner forum bringing together Australasia's top KM professionals and world-renowned experts to share
their experiences, discuss the latest developments and design strategies to drive KM forward.
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McGill to integrate e-learning, e-performance support and e-marketing techniques
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| Posted by lotuscc on Thursday, May 13 @ 02:12:19 MYT (229 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "Believes “e” technologies should no longer be separate disciplines
Windsor, ON – May 12, 2004 – McGill Digital Solutions Inc. has announced that it will be the first to offer a branded approach to developing applications which combine the best practices of e-learning, e-performance support and e-marketing. With its e-fusion™ brand it will create a new category in retail sales support and marketing. " |
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European Guide to good Practice in Knowledge Management - Part 5: KM Terminology
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| Posted by lotuscc on Tuesday, May 11 @ 09:35:38 MYT (424 reads) |
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This document forms booklet five of the European Guide to Good Practice in Knowledge Management (KM),
which is published as a CEN Workshop agreement.
This booklet covers the core KM terminology that European private and public sector executives, particularly
in small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) will need to know in order to have a proper understanding of
KM. |
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European Guide to good Practice in Knowledge Management - Part 4: Guidelines for Measuring KM
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| Posted by lotuscc on Tuesday, May 11 @ 09:32:11 MYT (407 reads) |
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One of the key challenges of developing metrics for KM concerns "cause and effect." We can measure many
activities, but what does the measurement represent? Does the activity we measure have an undisputed
connection to other established business metrics? And how credible and actionable will any resulting
numbers be?
There are both internal and external developments that force organizations to think about the way they are
managing their knowledge as a strategic asset on behalf of all their key stakeholders (see also booklet 1 –
KM Framework) |
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European Guide to good Practice in Knowledge Management - Part 3: SME Implementation
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| Posted by lotuscc on Tuesday, May 11 @ 09:28:19 MYT (350 reads) |
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Throughout Europe, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and SME communities are refocusing their
activities to collaborate and compete through knowledge. Hence their awareness grows that efficient
management of knowledge is essential for remaining competitive.
But KM is not something that may be bought off the shelf, and it is generally agreed that there is not just one
single way to implement KM in SMEs.
This booklet 3 in the European Guide to Good Practice in KM presents a unifying guide with good practice
examples for KM implementation in SMEs across Europe and thus assists SMEs and SME communities in
identifying their readiness for KM, identifying and motivating key players, implementing KM successfully within
and across their organizational boundaries and networks, and measuring the results of their efforts. |
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European Guide to good Practice in Knowledge Management - Part 2: Organizational Culture
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| Posted by lotuscc on Tuesday, May 11 @ 09:24:33 MYT (379 reads) |
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Culture is perhaps the most important factor in successfully managing knowledge. It is a key influence on
behaviours. This booklet looks at what culture is, how it develops and how you can work with it to ensure your
KM programme is successful. It attempts to give some answers to:
1) How to get the support and active involvement of the members of the organization (issues related to
human resources: motivation, competencies, etc).
2) How to organize for the implementation of KM (issues related to the formal and informal structure of
the organization).
3) How to get the appropriate climate for KM implementation (issues related to specific activities and tools
to be used). |
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Tuesday, May 11
· European Guide to good Practice in Knowledge Management - Part 1: Knowledge Management Framework (0)
Monday, April 26
· The Future of Knowledge Management (0)
· Appling Corporate Knowledge Management Practices in Higher Education (0)
· Change of Paradigm in Knowledge Management -Framework for the Collaborative Production and Exchange of Knowledge (0)
· Knowledge Management: Are we missing something? (0)
· Knowledge Management in Education: Defining the Landscape (0)
· Knowledge Management in Online Distance Education (0)
Friday, April 09
· Knowledge Management in U.S. Federal Government Organizations: Can It Work? (0)
· The Knowledge Audit (0)
· A Systems Thinking Framework for Knowledge Management (0)
· A Guide To Planning A Knowledge Management System (0)
· ITCon:A Tool For Developing Knowledge Management Strategies (0)
Wednesday, March 10
· Benchmarking your Intranet (0)
· Targeting, harnessing and extracting the value of Unstructured Information (0)
· Dr. Randy Frid releases Frid Framework for Enterprise Knowledge Management (0)
· CIKM Releases Beta Version 4.0 of Knowledge Manager™ (0)
· Frid Framework™ for Enterprise Knowledge Management (ISBN: 0-595-30699-3) (0)
· Building and sustaining a Collaborative Working Environment (0)
Sunday, November 16
· KnowledgeBoard- Planning your first Knowledge Management Solution (0)
· KnowledgeBoard-Knowledge Management – An Overview (0)
Saturday, November 15
· Adobe Chooses Lextek's Onix Search Technology for Acrobat (0)
· Call for KM and Healthcare Papers (0)
· An Exclusive Case Study of Honeywell's Knowledge Network (0)
Thursday, April 10
· Master of Knowledge Management (0)
Sunday, March 16
· FERIC to bring KM out of the forest ? (0)
Sunday, March 09
· KPMG - Insight's from KPMG’s European knowledge management survey 2002/2003 (0)
Thursday, February 27
· Morphix launches new Knowledge Management Solutions (0)
Monday, February 24
· Line56-Growing with Knowledge Management (0)
Thursday, January 02
· Line56-When Content and Knowledge Management Collide (0)
Tuesday, December 31
· The Journal of the Knowledge and Innovation Management Professional Society - Federal Highway Administration Knowledge (0)
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