[Editor’s Note: As knowledge strategists (and those aspiring to be knowledge strategists) pursue their work, Tim Powell’s name continues to be heard. I am very pleased to share, with permission, Tim’s latest blog post, from Competing in the Knowledge Economy: Observations by Tim Powell. As we move forward with this exciting management methodology, Tim’s observations continue …
Knowledge Services: Enduring Wisdom for Knowledge Strategists
In using the phrase “enduring wisdom,” I am honoring two of the most important influences in my career, Peter F. Drucker and Frances Hesselbein. For many years, I’ve worked to bring knowledge services and knowledge strategy development – the management process we generally refer to as “knowledge sharing” – to everyone I’ve worked with, and …
More on the Knowledge Services Audit
We spend a great deal of time talking about the “knowledge services audit” – that seemingly simple management mechanism we knowledge strategists work with. Sometimes referred to simply as the “knowledge audit,” it is not a new topic for this series of podcasts and blog posts. An earlier approach to the subject was back in …
Don’t Recreate the Wheel: Five Tips for Organizational Knowledge Sharing
[Editor’s Note: SMR International and Soutron Global have long had a rewarding strategic alliance. For this post, Soutron Global is graciously sharing the following, written by Soutron Global’s Guest Blogger Sophia Guevara, MLIS, MPA. Thanks to Sophia and the Soutron Global team for permission to reproduce the post here. – Guy St. Clair] Every day each …
Knowledge Services: Preparing Your Knowledge Strategy Document
[The following is the text of the April 20, 2018, Knowledge Services Podcast.] We are again looking at knowledge strategy, but this time we are diving into knowledge strategy from another point of view, an even different perspective than the previous thinking we’ve been doing about knowledge strategy. As the knowledge strategist – as we’ve agreed …
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