Today, no one is, nor can be, an expert in everything. In every
challenge, it is easy to feel that you don't know enough to
keep up with the accelerating pace of change inside our
organisations, let alone the world outside. Start with the
assumption that somebody somewhere has already done what you are
trying to do. How can you find out whom, and learn from them?
"Learning to Fly" shows exactly how to put knowledge
management theory into practice, sharing the tools used and the
experience and insights gained by two leading practitioners.
Completely updated for the second edition, "Learning to
Fly" shares the authors' experiences from BP and other
leading knowledge organisations.and incorporates new material on
implementation and best practice, including a CD-ROM with KM tools
and exercises. "Chris Collison and Geoff Parcell show how new
ideas and tools are making working and learning inseparable."
Peter Senge.
"Liefere mehr, aber mit weniger Einsatz". Heisst nicht so
die neue Herausforderung an die Produktivität in modernen
Unternehmen? Ein wichtiger Schritt zur Erreichung dieses Ziels
besteht im Austausch von Know-How, d. h. man macht sich das Wissen
von jemand fremdem zunutze oder passt es an die eigenen Bedürfnisse
an. Angesichts des rasanten Tempos, in dem sich der innere Wandel
unserer Unternehmen vollzieht (und einmal ganz abgesehen vom
äußeren Wandel in der Unternehmenswelt) ist es heute unmöglich,
sich auf allen Gebieten gut auszukennen. "Learing to Fly"
zeigt hier detailliert, wie man die Theorie in die Praxis umsetzt
und vermittelt Methoden, Erfahrungen und Einsichten von zwei
führenden Praktikern des Knowledge Management - Chris Collison und
Geoff Parcell.In diesem Buch beziehen sich die beiden Experten auf
ihre umfangreichen Erfahrungen von BP, einem weltweit führenden
Knowledge-Unternehmen. Sie demonstrieren sehr anschaulich, wie die
Kombination von Wissensaustausch und leistungsstarker Technologie
BP zu einem internationalen Spitzenunternehmen im Bereich Knowledge
Management gemacht hat. Ein praktisches und pragmatisches Buch mit
einer Fülle von Tipps und Ratschlägen für die praktische Anwendung.
Ausstattung/Bilder: 2nd upd. ed. 2004. XIX, 312 p. w, figs.
Seitenzahl: 312
Best.Nr. des Verlages: 19660509000
Englisch
Abmessung: 29mm x 157mm x 234mm
Gewicht: 552g
ISBN-13: 9781841125091
ISBN-10: 1841125091
Best.Nr.: 12574798
"the authors and publishers have done and excellent job...this is a very good, practical book, and an excellent read." (Knowledge Management, July 2001) "the author makes a compelling case." (Modern Management, August 2001) "...easily readable and practical introduction to the subject..." (Professional Marketing, November 2001)
Chris Collison is a champion for knowledge sharing and an agent for change. He has presented to audiences at business schools and at conferences around the world, and is a regular contributor to specialist knowledge management publications. During his career he has advised government departments and worked with business leaders in many organizations, sharing the practical experiences he gained whilst working in BP's knowledge management team. As Director of Change & Knowledge Management for Centrica plc, he is responsible for developing organizational capability across this international energy and essential services company. Chris is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD. Geoff Parcell is a master practitioner. He has a wealth of experience gained from a diverse career in BP that has taken him from Vietnam to Brazil, and from geophysicist to facilitator. He was a core member of BP's knowledge management team during the late 90s, creating environments for sharing excellence in operations, organizational capability and innovation. He has just returned to BP after an 18 month secondment to the UN in Geneva. There he helped create an holistic approach for sharing experiences of the response to AIDS between those involved - communities, cities, civic society groups, NGOs, UN agencies and businesses.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
PART I: OVERVIEW.
1. Setting the Context.
2. What is Knowledge Management?
3. The Holistic Model - It's More Than the Sum of the Parts.
4. Getting the Environment Right.
5. Getting Started - Just Do It.
PART II: TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES.
6. Connecting Sharers with Learners - Using Self-Assessment.
7. Learning From Your Peers - Somebody Has Already Done It.
8. Learning Whilst Doing - Time to Reflect.
9. Learning After Doing - When it's All Over.
10. Finding the Right People - If Only I Knew Who.
11. Networking and Communities of Practice.
12. Leveraging What We Have Learned - Capturing Knowledge.
PART III: TODAY AND TOMORROW.
13. Embedding it in the Organization - Preparing To Let Go.
14. Review of the Book - What Did We Set Out To Do?
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