August 2011 Blog Posts (12)

August, 2011 Top Content Articles of “Mobee Knowledge CoP”http://mobeeknowledge.ning.com

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1 Knowledge Management is SUBJECT, ALIVE and having CONSCIOUSNESS -…

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Using stories and km to develop strategies

see how one CIO has taken the concept of user profiling a stage further by demonstrating how a new joiner might be inducted into the business and the technology needed in support of his vision of the future.

When?

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Duration: One hour

Starttime:

• 09:00 US/Pacific
• 12:00 US/Eastern
• 16:00 UTC
• 18:00 Europe/Amsterdam
• 21:30 Asia/Calcutta

How to join?

Simply follow the #KMers…

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The Interpretation of Information White Paper

What have Lundy Puffins and Paulsboro Oil Refinery got to do with knowledge transfer? Interested, read on.
http://stories-and-organizatio​ns.sparknow.net/post/899619202​4

We are pleased to share with you our recent publication ' Developing capacities to realize the rights of children and women: selected innovations and lessons learned from UNICEF-assisted programmes." It is now available on UNICEF's public site along with other publications in 2011. If you have questions or…

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Latest Sparknow blog blog featuring great examples of knowledge transfer from Barings, Pringle, Reuters and Standard Chartered. Produced in advance of an EU event in Faro at which I will be speaking next month.

We recently migrated our corporate e-mail-based networks to a web 2.0 platform for social networking and knowledge sharing. Many of our networks have been internal for staff only. However, we want to open up our collaboration and knowledge sharing spaces to our external clients and partners. Do you know of any good practices? I am mainly interested in: corporate policy in hosting external communities/networks; policy on subscription; the levels of openness; rules of engagement (code);…

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I a currently preparing for an ECCI event in Faro http://ning.it/nwlYhL and a presentation Flexing the Imaginative Muscle:  how London’s businesses are using the capital’s cultural assets to stimulate innovation based on our knowledge transfer work.

We've been publishing a series of blogs on events we ran for Leeds City Museums.  The third and concluding blog will be available this weekend. The others which include our learnings on the role of space…

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For creating more awareness on open access to publicly funded research in India, a facebook group 'Open Access India' is formed. This group would be a platform for advocating open access and sharing success stories of open access movement in the world and India. It invites anyone who is involved and interested in the open access movement to discuss and raise issues related to open access in general and in specific to India. The group would work for influencing the policy makers, managers,… Continue

My grandmother recently visited our home in Taiwan. On her first day here, my wife and I showed her around our neighborhood. We passed by the local grocery and bought ingredients for "tortang giniling", my favorite dish of hers. For Sunday lunch, she gladly obliged and showed us how to cook the dish. I made a mental note of her process, and it goes like this:



1. Sauté the ground pork (half-kilo) until it's golden brown.

2. Dice one potato and half a carrot, then mix it in the… Continue