[The following is the text of the March 23, 2018 SMR Knowledge Services Podcast.] Today we’re looking at strategy and how we knowledge strategists — some of us — think about knowledge strategy. But before we get to working with knowledge strategy as a specific kind of strategy, it might be wise to focus on …
Is Knowledge Services the Critical Management Discipline for the 21st Century Organization?
As an evangelist for knowledge services, I often refer to our subject as “the critical management discipline for the 21st Century.” I’m not shy about saying this (as anyone who has had a few minutes conversation with me can confirm). And, yes, every once in a while there’s a bit of challenge: how can I …
Other Voices: Jeri Lou McKinney Brings Knowledge Strategy to the Corporate Community
This post might to be considered (by some) as blatant promotion. Yep! They’re right about that. And Mr. Guy is making no apologies. Over the last couple of years I’ve become aware of how a colleague named Jeri Lou McKinney – in Dallas TX – is making a difference in getting the KM, knowledge services, …
KD/KS at Work: McKinsey Reports on Government Innovation in Kenya and Georgia
Developing and Sharing Knowledge at the Macro Level It is often my contention that the work being done in what we’re calling “the knowledge domain” grows more innovative daily, and often on a larger, more societal scale. KD/KS is not limited to what happens in an individual group or corporation. Indeed, one of my …
KD/KS at Work: Africa’s Arid Lands Information Network
Knowledge Centers Positioned Across Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda Sometimes those of us working with knowledge strategy are accused of being too “theoretical,” of focusing on KM, knowledge services, and knowledge strategy too much as a discipline, without giving attention to practical applications. Have you heard any of that recently? If you have, grab the nay-sayers …
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