E - Knowledge Management top Level

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2.5 exabyptes per day
20 incentives to swing the KM behavior balance
2008 IDS knowledge services and impact pathways
2008 IDS knowledge services contribute to the change value chain
2008 Steps from information to innovation
2009 Four different decision regimes
2009 Science policy typology
2009 Strategies for brokering between expertise and decision making
2013 Sustainability science as a collective learning process
7 lessons from KM change at the World Bank
A huge amount of information is generated every minute
Approaches to KM timeline 1987-2000
APQC's stages of KM implementation
Background and authors of KM approaches
Big Data and KM - different but complementary
Characteristics of Global Solution Networks
Competitive learning
Conceptual model for applying KM to RM
Decision-making biases and how to reduce them
Definitions of knowledge should avoid the word "information"
Describing the knowledge management role
Driving the desire to learn by pushing people out of their comfort zone
Drucker's definition of knowledge
E - Personal Knowledge Management
E - The Need for KM
Examples of authors applying KM to RM
Examples of large supply chain losses
Explicit vs. tacit knowledge
Focus on knowledge of value
Four KM Pillars conceptual model (Stankosky, 1999)
From data to knowledge
From risk score to knowledge score to outcome
Groupthink in social media
Growth in data 2010 to 2025
How KM is spreading to small organizations
How much difference does KM make?
How to build a business case for KM
How to sell KM
How to Use IdeaTree.us
IDS Survey - what do users use knowledge services for
Influencing tactics to use wheen promoting KM
Infographic - Knowledge Management update
infographic_knowledge management
information vs. wisdom
KM - still enduring, still confusing
KM , what's in it for me? WIIFM
KM as a cross-disciplinary domain
KM as a process
KM as a thing
KM as one discipline among many
KM delivers more value the longer you do it
KM enablers and processes
KM for the head, hands, heart and feet
KM in a crisis - managing knowledge from rare events
KM in the oil sector
KM overlaps with a number of fields
KM process framework (Bukowitz, 1999)
KM process model (Kucza, 2001)
KM processes vs. KM products
KM proof of concept case study - De Beers
KM should focus on know-how
KM technoloy usage and value
KM's biggest barriers and enablers
Knowledge - Strategy Gap Analysis
Knowledge and know-how
Knowledge by subject, knowledge by org unit?
Knowledge for Action, Knowledge for Interest
Knowledge management services
Knowledge of what?
Knowledge score based on the risks associated with the knowledge necessary to manage risk factors
Learn - Remember - Recall. KM is as simple as this
Legal KM, the shift from internal focus to client focus
Linking KM systems with measurement, progress and performance
Many KM software tools exist
Most data being created is unstructured
Multiple examples of effective interfaces between knowledge and action
NASA's KM policy
Nested roles from intermediary to broker
Of 10 kinds of networks identified, 5 are playing particularly useful roles on climate change
Relationship of data, information, knowledge for defensible decision-making
Relationships among factors influencing knowledge and innovation
Risk score based conventionally on hazard and consequence associated with different organizational activities
Roadmap to open knowledge systems for sustainability
Six functions of knowledge broker (graphic)
Size and KM factors influencing SME surivival
Steps 1-3
Supply chain risk categories
Synthesizing knowledge - a crucial KM step
Test-driving knowledge management
text mining
The 4 quadrants of the "Boston Box"
The benefits of KM
The business drivers for KM
The Chief Devil's Advocate role in KM
The definitions of KM
The Evolution and Scope of KM
The functions of knowledge brokers
The goals
The KM 1.0 Myth Revisited
The KM proof of concept
The knowledge discovery process
The knowledge life cycle framework (Firestone, 2002)
The longest running KM experiment in the world proves KM value
The main cornerstones of a KM approach
The many constituents of Global Solution Networks - with Knowledge Networks in the center
The measurable benefits of KM
The military case for sharing knowledge
The research model
The ROI curve for KM
The roots of KM
The spiral of knowledge creation (Nonaka, 1995)
The three market segments for KM
The three pillars of knowledge management (Wiig, 2000)
The usage and value of KM processes
This is the knowledge within that information. Easy to miss, but great when you find it
What do practitioners understand KM to include?
What information do we remember?
What's unique about knowledge management?
When Communities of Practice grow up - how focusing on a common goal drives collaboration
Who's been using KM and for how long?
Why companies need knowledge management
Why does knowledge management fail?
Why governments screw up?
Why KM should never rely on explicit knowledge
World War 1 and the lessons for KM

Jumps

I - KnowledgeActionNetworks - managed social networks that create two-way flows of information can mainstream climate knowledge
I - KnowledgeManagement (Deep Dive)
I - KOKnowledgeOutsourcing
I - KRMKnowledgeRiskManagement
I - OKMOrganizationalKnowledgeManagement
The Cycle of Knowledge

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