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Organisational Knowledge management - An innovative framework for embedding knowledge management in an organisation
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Hi Esther and Kathy
Maybe this is something that could be shared during our next meeting in Stockholm ?
Cheers, Dorothee
Maybe this is something that could be shared during our next meeting in Stockholm ?
Cheers, Dorothee
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Thanks Esther, I'm pleased you liked my new approach to Knowledge Management. It seemed to resonate with many people at the WEDC conference. Cheers
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Hi
I wanted to share with the WG one of the outstanding presentations from WEDC (in my opinion). I have been working on Knowledge Management fro WASH fro a short period but it has been a steep learning curve for me. I have found organisational it is an often neglected area. Yes we write reports and we take photos but do we really learn from it?
I found myself listening with fascination to Kathy presenting on a framework for embedding KM within organisations. Personally there was a lot to digest and to take back to my organisation.
I would love to hear more about other organisations experiences of pushing the KM boulder up the hill.
Regards
Esther
I wanted to share with the WG one of the outstanding presentations from WEDC (in my opinion). I have been working on Knowledge Management fro WASH fro a short period but it has been a steep learning curve for me. I have found organisational it is an often neglected area. Yes we write reports and we take photos but do we really learn from it?
I found myself listening with fascination to Kathy presenting on a framework for embedding KM within organisations. Personally there was a lot to digest and to take back to my organisation.
I would love to hear more about other organisations experiences of pushing the KM boulder up the hill.
Regards
Esther
Esther Shaylor
Innovation specialist - WASH and Education
UNICEF Supply Division
Innovation specialist - WASH and Education
UNICEF Supply Division
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