How do you make core functional knowledge easily accessible to all practitioners across the global enterprise?

These are slides from APQC’s February 2012 Knowledge Management (KM) community call, in which representatives from APQC’s partner Gimmal Group discussed best practices for implementing and supporting SharePoint 2010

During this one-hour recording, representatives from APQC’s partner Gimmal Group discuss best practices for implementing and supporting SharePoint 2010 for enterprise content, records, and knowledge management.

This Webinar recording provides an overview of the knowledge management (KM) resources available through APQC's Knowledge Base Web site.

These are slides from APQC’s Now in the Knowledge Base: Knowledge Management Webinar, given by APQC Knowledge Specialist Lauren Trees on January 31, 2012.

Tools and technology make process management more efficient and easier to communicate throughout an organization.

Smart phones and tablet computers are becoming the principal digital tools of our generation. But how do these technologies affect the way we document and transfer knowledge inside organizations?

How do you know if you can sustain the existence of your project or the improvements from it?

Employee feedback is necessary to make sure that improvements are contextually relevant, profitable, and well-communicated to the work force.