20 example KM straplines
What’s your KM strapline?
The creation of a good Knowledge Management Strapline can be a small but important step in the communication program that accompanies Knowledge Management implementation and helps drive the accompanying behaviour and culture change. The strapline is an ever-present message in your KM comms. It’s like the pitch before the elevator pitch.
Here’s a short selection of Knowledge Management straplines from my own collection.
- Shell – “Ask, Learn, Share”
- Infosys – “Learn once, use anywhere”
- BBC – “Live and Learn”
- BP – “Learn before, during and after”
- Mars – “Know to grow”
- KPC – “There’s always a better way”
- Bright – “Turning knowledge into cash”
- Knoco – “Know-how is our business”
- VidenDanmark – “From knowledge to results”
- Medco Energi – “Knowledge works”
- Nestle – “From Data, To Information, To Knowledge, To Actions!”
- Infoscions – “We help Infoscions make learning a way of life”.
- Knowledge Management Post Graduate Centre – “Encouraging serendipity – Connecting People.”
- Spirax Sarco – “Little improvements from everyone”
- Lots of organisations – “Right knowledge, right people, right time”
- Schlumberger – “Apply everywhere what we learn anywhere”
- Syngenta – “Yesterday knowledge was Power.. ..Today sharing knowledge is Powerful”
- Fluor – “Make the best decision – every time”
- Petroleum Development Oman – “Connect, Collaborate, Succeed”
- Public Buildings Service – “Faster Answers, Better Projects, Happier Customers”
Do you know of any others that have been used by organisations? If so, please share them in the Comments sections.
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