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Best Practices in Knowledge Management & Organizational Learning Handbook

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Through in-depth "how-to" case studies, over 100 "take-away" exhibits, and research from the world's foremost organizations, this best practice handbook provides practical, easy-to-apply training, models, tools, research and other essential elements for designing, delivering, evaluating and learning successful KM/OL programs. Included in the handbook Microsoft, AT&T, Hewlett Packard, Shell Oil Company, Ernst & Young, the World Bank, Buckman Labs, Norske Skog Flooring and more! The "how-to" case studies define KM/OL lexicon, evaluate return on investment, explain how to create a business case for KM/OL, and detail all stages of the KM/OL process. What You'll Find "How-to" Case Learn how world-class organizations made effective use of knowledge and reinforced learning to create a lasting change in corporate culture and organizational performance including Buckman Labs' 20-year KM/OL program, Microsoft's taxonomy management system, and Hewlett Packard's integrated KM/OL system. Benchmark against specific KM/OL models, Microsoft's Knowledge Management Architecture; AT&T's Information Knowledge Enterprise; Hewlett Packard's learning community; and the World Bank's Pillars of Knowledge Sharing. Learn how to implement cutting-edge KM/OL tools, Massachusetts General Hospital's causal-loop diagrams; Microsoft's stakeholder survey; Ernst & Young's balanced scorecard for performance evaluation; and the World Bank's thematic self-assessment and KM action tool. Choose among best practice training interventions, including Norske Skog Flooring's experiential learning; InFocus' Fusion Workshops; Ernst & Young's Center for Business Knowledge; Shell Oil's communities of practice. Apply trends and findings from this book to build a businesscase within your organization. Learn top critical success factors for designing and delivering KM/OL initiatives; most popular evaluation methods; technologies needed; budgets required; and more!

356 pages, Paperback

First published January 4, 2000

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Louis Carter

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Louis Carter is CEO and President of Best Practice Institute, an association and management consulting firm specializing in helping organizations and C-suite senior executives achieve their market strategy through organization learning, action learning, and HR SaaS software.
He is the creator of bestpracticeinstitute.org, a social networking, learning and benchmarking platform providing immediate access to industry companies, on-demand learning and senior executives executives, alongside its skillrater.com, a next generation SaaS anytime 360-degree tool using social collaboration, a top HR Product of the year by Human Resources Executive Magazine. Author of nearly a dozen books on best practices and organizational leadership.
Published by Jossey Bass/John Wiley and Sons, they include Change Champions, Best Practices in Talent Management, Best Practices in Leadership Development and Organization Change and Leading the Global Workforce.

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