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Also does some lecturing at City University
Summary This NetIKX event looked at innovation within organisations and demonstrated the value that KM can offer. Case studies were discussed from the Chartered Management Institute. Speakers John Davies, Business Consultant, Head of Learning and Consulting, Idox plc He specialises in Strategy and change management Piers Cain, Chartered Management Institute. Head of Knowledge Management. He […]
By Elisabeth Goodman1 NetIKX’s first seminar of 2012 was its 3rd on the theme of social media in so many years. Previous seminars have explored whether social media should be taken seriously, and how social media could be used to achieve organisational goals and the implications for organisational IM / KM policies and strategies. This […]
Summary This was out third meeting on the theme of social media in so many years. The speakers identified that the key to effective use of social media is to be clear about who we are trying to target and what tool or tools they would use. They discussed the difficulty of changing mindsets within […]
Summary This was a joint event, run with the Information for Energy Group (IFEG) and hosted at The Energy Institute. The session addressed the issue of linked data and the semantic web. Whereas Web 1.0 might be thought of as ‘brochure ware’, one-way communication, and Web 2.0 has come to mean interactive, two-way communication online, […]
By Nicola Franklin Where is the web going? That was the question the speakers at the 2nd November 2011 NetIKX seminar were aiming to answer. This join event, run with the Information for Energy Group (IFEG) and hosted at The Energy Institute, addressed the issue of linked data and the semantic web. Whereas Web 1.0 […]
Summary Chris introduced the subject by saying that River Diagrams are a way to visualise the results from a maturity model or self-assessment tool, looking through the lens of knowledge-sharing. This: “provides a systematic framework for carrying out benchmarking and performance improvement.” Chris described knowledge management as a learning marketplace, with supply (of people with […]
By Nicola Franklin Yesterday afternoon saw me crossing London to attend my second NetIKX seminar, which I was looking forward to after a very interesting first foray a few months ago on the topic of social media use in organisations. On this occasion we were to learn about the use of River Diagrams in facilitating […]
Summary We have no information relating to this session Speakers Liz Scott-Wilson – Information Architect who focuses on enterprise search and document management strategies Patricia Bryant – Information Management Speaker. Her specialism is risk management. Time and Venue July 2011, 2pm The British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS Slides No slides available Tweets […]
The third meeting of what began with the fragmentation /death on the CILIP LinkedIn Group last August was held on Tuesday 31 May. The first two meetings, the second of which I wrote about on 24 February, were invitation only, but this one was open to all, and attracted over 70 people. It was hosted […]
Summary This was a joint session where CLISG joined with NetIKX for an in-depth look at SharePoint: its value to organisations as well as the risks and disadvantages. Speakers Mark Field is Principal Knowledge Manager & Knowledge Management Lead at the Department for Education. John Quinn, James Andrews and Hugh O’Neill also supported Mark Time and […]
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