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Tag lines for knowledge strategies
We’ve been helping a few organisations with knowledge strategies lately and discovered the power of knowledge strategy tag lines. This idea first came to us while we were …
Read MoreThree-dozen knowledge sharing barriers
Yesterday I read a paper by Andreas Riege with the title, Three-dozen knowledge sharing barriers managers must consider. It’s a literature review that lists sets …
Read MoreNeuroscientific look at change management
Here is an interesting article which reports on a range of neuroscience research on how people respond to change. The article explores the following conclusions: …
Read MoreDavid Maister’s latest article: Strategy Means Saying “No”
I was flattered to read that David Maister recently quoted me in a recent article on strategy based on a comment I’d made on his blog. I was …
Read MoreThe problem with strategic planning
It’s interesting how many organisations do strategic planning and yet how little value is considered to be delivered as a result. In an article called Eight problems …
Read MorePart of McMaster’s book, The Praxis Equation, is online
Denham Grey points us to what appears to be a very interesting book: Michael McMaster’s The praxis equation. Design principles for intelligent organisation. I Googled …
Read MoreEnhancement to knowledge strategy
A couple of years ago I developed a simple approach to developing knowledge strategies. The premise was simple–that a strategy should incrememtally enhance the ‘knowledge …
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