In this podcast, I honor 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 Peter Drucker and Frances …
Podcast – More on the Knowledge Services Audit
It’s been a while since we’ve published one of our Knowledge Services Podcasts, but hopefully we’re back on track now with our new academic year (so long summer vacations!). This time the topic has to do with one of our most critical activities as knowledge strategies, the performance – by the knowledge strategist and his …
Knowledge Services: Preparing Your Knowledge Strategy Document
When the knowledge strategist and his or her knowledge strategy development team are ready, one of the most critical jobs is preparing – in writing – a description of what the knowledge strategy will look like. We’re trying to capture what we want to do in writing, in order to convey what we’re trying to …
Knowledge Services: Guy’s 8-Step Guide to Knowledge Strategy Development
Bringing together a few thoughts for moving on to the basic elements of the knowledge strategy, summarizing some of the content we already have pulled together about how we develop a knowledge strategy. It’s an effort to make the process a little easier and, for others, perhaps to ensure that our understanding of knowledge strategy …
Knowledge Services: Moving Toward Your Knowledge Strategy
In the first of three podcasts for the knowledge strategist, to help with developing the organizational knowledge strategy, we take a look at strategy itself, in general terms. It’s a not-very-complicated direction for giving us what we need to know about strategy before we get specific with knowledge strategy.
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