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The video below is a product of the Olympic Games Knowledge Management program, as part of their methodology for transferring experience from one organising committee to another. The 27-minute video is introduced here, and was created during the Rio Olympics to describe the work of press photographers at the Olympic
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Shared by Nick Milton November 26, 2020
In 2016 NASA published their toolbox for KM. Here’s what is in it. See NASA source page This post is an update to my previous post on the NASA toolbox, which is getting rather out of date! NASA APPEL introduced their new organisation-wide HQ KM toolbox at the beginning of
Read More Shared by Nick Milton October 8, 2020
It’s not often you see a public review of a KM Strategy – here is a good example. Image by Stefan Erschwendner, on Flickr I blogged yesterday about Oxfam’s KM strategy. Oxfam referred to knowledge and to knowledge management several times in their 2013 to 2019 strategic plan, which allowed me
Read More Shared by Nick Milton August 18, 2020
This is a Knowledge Management story from the early days – about 20 years ago – but is interesting because although it was an old-style approach, it worked and delivered huge value. Texas instruments calculator, image from wikimedia commons In 1994, the CEO of Texas Instruments, Jerry Junkins, gave is
Read More Shared by Nick Milton June 18, 2020
Here are 9 lessons from a KM implementation at the BBC. Image from wikimedia commons A great case history of Knowledge Management Implementation at the British Broadcasting Corporation can be found in Tom Young’s book “Knowledge Management for Services, Operations and Manufacturing“. The case history is written by Claire Garwood,
Read More Shared by Nick Milton June 17, 2020
Here is another in our series of success stories quantified benefits, this time from Continental. The Tyre manufacturer Continental has a number of Knowledge Management initiatives under way, including The collaboration platform ConNext, which links wikis, blogs, and community forums. More than 16,000 communities, some of which are more like
Read More Shared by Nick Milton October 10, 2019
The “Designing Buildings” wiki is a nice example of managed industry knowledge The Designing Buildings Wiki, pictured below and explained above, is a wiki for the construction industry. It is active – with 5 million users, 14 million page views per year, and plenty of new edits and content added in
Read More Shared by Nick Milton March 18, 2019
McKinsey is one of the leading Knowledge Management organisations in the world. Here is how they got there. Image from wikimedia commons I have referred to McKinsey a few times on this blog, describing their approach to knowledge centers, and some of the KM roles they have in place. McKinsey
Read More Shared by Nick Milton December 11, 2018
The video below is from the USAID-supported Vrisshi project in India, funded to scale up advances in reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (+ adolescents as well). The video talks about a knowledge base, or collection of publications, that was created through the project for use by medical and health
Read More Shared by Nick Milton November 22, 2018
In this video, Ed Hoffman – ex-CKO of NASA talks about the role of the CKO, and the role of KM in major projects. This is an audio interview – the pictures on the video are a loop of screenshots of the major projects knowledge hub – so you could
Read More Shared by Nick Milton October 11, 2018
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