Overviews from APQC's 2013 Knowledge Management Conference

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May 15, 2013

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APQC hosted its 18th Annual Knowledge Management Conference from May 2-3, 2013. As organizations race to stay on the leading edge, leaders are looking to translate new tools into better products and services, smarter decisions, and happier customers. Regardless of where an organization is in its KM journey, the conference is an opportunity for leaders to learn how the best of the best are applying KM to promote the development and sharing of new ideas and build strategic advantage. This collection contains overviews from the conference breakout sessions.

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Collections

Topics:

Knowledge Management

Industries:

Durable Goods, Software, Aerospace, Professional Services/Business Services, Petroleum/Oil/Gas, Energy and Utility

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APQC Process Classification Framework (PCF)

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Overviews from APQC's 2013 Knowledge Management Conference

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Knowledge Sharing Using Wikis at Phillips 66

Change Management Matters: Practical Tools from Aspen Technology to Strength Your KM Initiative

Crowdsourcing with IdeaJam at Ernst & Young

Changing Habits with Gamification at Accenture

APQC Reveals Effective Ways to Locate and Connect with Experts and Expertise

How Deloitte Uses Analytics and Social Search to Improve Content Findability

Knowledge Transfer for New Employees at Nalco Company

Crowdsourcing Ideas at ConocoPhillips Using Jams, Wikithons, and Visioning Sessions

Pfizer’s Prioritization Process Using Hoshin Kanri

Transferring Critical Knowledge to Maintain Competitiveness: Kraft Foods’ Knowledge Capture Journey

Integrated Knowledge at Transpetro: Creating a KM Program

SharePoint and the Site Collection Administrators Network at Company A

Applying the Perfect Mix of Process, Technology, and People Solutions at Northrop Grumman