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My write-up of the latest @NetIKX seminar on working during the COVID-19 pandemic #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal https://bit.ly/3vUPWg6
Check this out on Wakelet - Working during the COVID-19 pandemic: sharing insights and experiences https://wke.lt/w/s/VNtsyl via @wakelet #netikx109
Now @Mellie100 on changing personal and professional relationships during lockdown #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
Now @conradtaylor on his experience of #RemoteWorking since the 1980s and how advances in technology have enabled improved use of video and audio communications for collaboration #netikx109
Great fun kicking off today's #workingfromhome working session. Check out #netIkx109 - here's a few of the tips as noted by Max Faulkner
"PaulJCorney's recommendations for WFH are to keep to daily routines; deal with difficult tasks first; insist on coll…https://lnkd.in/dn4qVQ9
Yasmin Dubash on starting a new job during the pandemic - building up relationships over Zoom, importance of getting to know people #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
Start of pandemic accelerated change to online but this would have happened anyway says @dionl #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
How to convince your organization that it needs a Taxonomy
/0 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Ensuring business value and cost effectiveness, Managing information and knowledge, Netikx /by AlisonNetIKX will hold an event on July 3rd 2014 which addresses the above issue. Two speakers from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) will speak about their taxonomy and its potential to the organization. Anna Burmajster is Head of Information Services at the ICAEW. Alice Laird is the Taxonomy Project Manager […]
Blog Post : Incentivising knowledge sharing behaviours
/0 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Ensuring business value and cost effectiveness, Managing information and knowledge, Netikx /by Alison35 people attended this NetIKX event held at the British Dental Association on the afternoon of Tuesday March 18th 2014. Steve Dale spoke on the ‘hot topic’ of ‘gamification’. Quite simply, ‘gamification’ is the process of applying game elements to non-game applications using the fundamentals of human psychology to address motivation, ability levels and ‘triggers’ […]
Event report: From data and information to knowledge: the Web of tomorrow – a talk by Dr Serge Abiteboul
/0 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by AlisonSome notes taken at the Milner Award Lecture by Dr Serge Abiteboul for the Royal Society on 12th November, From data and information to knowledge: the Web of tomorrow. Dr Abiteboul was awarded the 2013 Milner Award, given annually for outstanding achievement in computer science by a European researcher. Dr Abiteoul’s research work focuses mainly on data, […]
Event report: Knowledge organisation – past, present and future
/0 Comments/in Managing information and knowledge, Netikx /by AlisonOur latest NetIKX event on 26th November was all about information and knowledge management within organisations. We took a look at how IKM has evolved and where it’s likely to go next. Our speakers were Dr David Skryme, Analyst and Management Consultant at David Skryme Associates and Danny Budzak, Senior Information Manager at the London Legacy Development […]
Blog report: Managing change seminar, 13 May 2013
/2 Comments/in Ensuring business value and cost effectiveness, Netikx /by AlisonA report on the latest NetIKX seminar on Managing change, held in London on 13 May 2013. Our speakers were Lesley Trenner, Change Coach and Janet Kaul, Knowledge Officer, NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre. The successful management of change is essential for organisations in order to achieve positive outcomes when implementing new or revised policies, procedures […]
Digital native or digital immigrant – does it matter?
/1 Comment/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by AlisonKaren Blakeman and Graham Coult, 28 January 2013 #NetIKX59 The first seminar of NetIKX’s new 2013-2015 programme looked at the issues we all face in a technology-driven world. It combined two of our key themes: harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, and developing and exploiting information and knowledge assets and resources. Karen Blakeman – […]
Maximizing knowledge – sharing information conversationally through podcasts and social media, Helen Clegg, 7 November 2012
/0 Comments/in Netikx /by AlisonBlog by Emily Heath. At our latest NetIKX workshop we heard how Helen led her team at A.T.Kearney in developing an innovative series of podcasts, providing a new, more conversational way of knowledge transfer for staff and potential customers. A.T.Kearney is an international management consultancy with about 2,700 consultants. There are four staff in the […]
NetIKX seminar report – ‘Ensuring business value and cost-effectiveness’, 25 September 2012
/0 Comments/in Ensuring business value and cost effectiveness, Netikx /by AlisonBlog by Emily Heath. One of our five key themes in NetIKX’s 2010-2012 seminar framework has been ensuring business value and cost effectiveness in everything that we do. In fact it is such an important theme, that our 2013-2015 framework will be highlighting it as a key perspective to underline all our seminars. Our two […]
Social media – what next and what can we do with it?
/4 Comments/in Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by AlisonBy 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 […]
What next for the Web and information services? Linked data and semantic search
/1 Comment/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by AlisonBy 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 […]