Knowledge Is Power: Practical Steps to Identify and Solve Common Organisational Problems
Building learning into strategy, delivery and decision-making processes, using new technologies to sense knowledge undercurrents, and increasing the interactions and connections that create channels for knowledge to flow - that is how knowledge works.
Building learning into strategy, delivery and decision-making processes, using new technologies to sense knowledge undercurrents, and increasing the interactions and connections that create channels for knowledge to flow - that is how knowledge works.
Over the last ten years, a community of knowledge and learning practitioners has developed practical tools, techniques, case studies and stories about how to improve organisational performance in this environment. These have been captured in the book “Knowledge Works: A Handbook of practical ways to identify and solve common organisational problems for better performance.”
The webinar explains some of the approaches from five themes that have been selected from the book as particularly relevant to the oil and gas industry:
- Understanding how knowledge is flowing around the organisation and across its boundaries.
- Getting better at decision making in challenging situations.
- Balancing efficiency with innovation.
- How to get the most from experts, and reduce the risk of over-reliance.
- How to have more difficult conversations about more challenging issues and how to use social media to bring in more points of view to help us make sense of what is happening.
The presentation ends by bringing together a number of ideas around making more connections to support knowledge and learning.
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Presenters:
Dr Christine van Winkelen
Knowledge Management Forum
Henley Business School
Professor Jane McKenzie
Professor of Management Knowledge and Learning, Director Henley KM Forum
Henley Business School
