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 [...]
Happy Sunday…for those of you in the USA, I hope you had a good Thanksgiving.
Here’s some interesting Sunday reading for ya:
Is Knowledge Management at War With Social Media? by Bob Warfield on The Helpstream Blog
Corporate Culture Drives Innovation on UPI.com
A Note on Systems Integration by Dick Langlois on Organizations and Markets
Earned Value is Necessary But [...]
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 [...]
The first year of my doctorate program is done!
Actually…I finished my last course about a month ago but with the Fall 2008 semester starting next week, I figured I should claim the First Year is complete.
During the first year I took five courses:
INFS 614 – Introduction to Research
INFS 720 – Systems Analysis and Design
INFS 724 [...]
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 [...]
