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Finance Most In-demand Skill: Business Partnering
In APQC’s September financial management community call, retired finance talent development executive Amy P. Youngblood talked about the importance of developing a growth…
How Knowledge Management Can Embrace Disruptive Forces
It seems that we all have a lot of things disrupting our working hours: mergers and acquisitions, new organizational structures (with new bosses) being put in place and,…
4 Things Walmart Learned About Using Data to Drive Diversity
Despite years of effort and substantial expenditures, most organizations fall short of providing a truly diverse and inclusive work experience. Yet, having a diverse and…
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KM Needs People to Make it Effective
This thing I like to call knowledge management (KM for short) reminds me of another time in my career where having certain skills and experience didn’t seem to make the “big leagues” of professions. Yet, what I learned then seems all too appropriate for what I’m doing today in KM. So much so that I…
Local Knowledge Management Communities for Face-to-Face Sharing
Smoke signals, carrier pigeons, Dilbert-style meetings, web meetings, virtual worlds, mobile, face-to-face meetings. It would seem that what once was old is new again. More precisely, I should say that the desire to connect with kindred spirits seems never to have waned. What do I base this upon?…
Got SharePoint? Got Troubles…
One of the things I like to mention to those trying to make SharePoint work for them is to understand this: A powerful feature of SharePoint is its flexibility; the biggest drawback of SharePoint is its flexibility. So it’s no wonder that so many people have found the ubiquity of SharePoint in…