Why so much knowledge sharing, so little knowledge seeking?

Favorite Knowledge Management requires knowledge seeking and knowledge sharing. But why so much focus in internal processes on sharing and so little on seeking? Learning Happens by shareski, on Flickr One of the standard models for Knowledge Management in project environments is the idea of “Learning Before, During and After“.

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Shared by Nick Milton October 4, 2018

When Peer Assists add value

Favorite Peer Assists are one of the most powerful processes in KM, but they are not for every occasion. A  Peer Assist – a meeting when a project team seeks input of knowledge and advice from experienced peers – is one of the most effective tools in the KM armoury. It is demand-driven,

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Shared by Nick Milton April 27, 2017

How to hold an effective Peer Assist

Favorite Peer Assist is one of the most effective KM processes, when applied well. But what is the key to a good Peer Assist? Peer Assist in China Peer Assist is one of the most popular, simplest and most effective of the KM processes, the closest we have in KM

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Shared by Nick Milton March 15, 2017