A few months ago I ran across the IDEO Fellows website and saw a lot of really interesting authors listed and realized I’d heard of everyone on the page except for one: Daniel Wilson. Included with Wilson are such notables as Chip Heath, Bob Sutton and Barry Katz so I found it intriguing that I [...]
As part of a research project for my doctorate work I’ve been looking at the use of storytelling for knowledge sharing in project teams. I’ve found the topic extremely interesting and perhaps even something I can find a dissertation topic out of.
While looking through my RSS Reader last week I ran across Glenn Whitfield’s post [...]
Management Issues has a nice post titled “Organizations Ignoring the Transfer of Knowledge” that talks about the lack of planning for the transfer of knowledge between the Baby Boomer and younger generations.
An excerpt:
A study by U.S research body The Conference Board has found most American, Canadian and European businesses are woefully ill-prepared for the exodus [...]
This post is an excerpt of a recent paper titled “Improving Knowledge in Projects.” If you’d like to read the full paper, click here for the PDF version of Improving Knowledge in Projects.
In the project management world, a considerable amount of research exists to describe the reasons behind the success or failure of projects [...]
I’ve been reading up on knowledge management topics (due to one of my classes being “Knowledge Management”) and have found that there is a nice subset of knowledge management research focused on managing knowledge in projects. I found this interesting and dove into a few articles that I found.
In the project management world, there [...]
