Singapore, 7 September 2012. Aw Siew Hoong (Ash) Knowledge Advisor at Shell Global Solutions shared with participants of the 2012 KM Singapore how his company has been making use of lessons learnt and what advantages they have brought to its business. See more at http://http://www.kmsingapore.com/
Singapore, 7 September 2012. Professor Eric Tsui from the The Hong Kong Polytechnic University shared with participants of the 2011 KM Singapore his study on cloud-sourcing and how the cloud can be used to created knowledge-based service innovations. See more at http://http://www.kmsingapore.com/
Singapore, 7 September 2012. Storytelling is potentially a simple yet effective knowledge management practice within organisations. However, the knowledge manager is often confronted by how difficult storytelling can be, especially as its artistic aspects tend to be emphasised by consultants in the professional storytelling business. During the second day of the 2012 KM Singapore conference Karuna Ramanathan, Head of Centre for Leadership Development for the Singapore Armed Forces, offered gre...
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Vincent Ribière, Managing Director, Institute for Knowledge and Innovation Southeast Asia (IKI-SEA) presented at the 2012 KM Singapore conference. In his talk, he focused on the MASK method (Method for Analyzing and Structuring Knowledge) as a way to reduce the risks of knowledge loss and facilitate knowledge transfer. This methodology was successfully used in various International companies. It allows representing the knowledge of any expert using 6 models, which ...
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Nancy White was the keynote speaker in the second day of the 2012 KM Singapore conference. In her talk, Nancy looked at how technology has changed what it means to be together. Now we can connect, create and share knowledge, work, learn and interact with the person sitting next to us and the person half way around the world. We can belong to any number of “knowledge communities or networks.” We now not only have an abundance of information, but an abundance of actu...
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Patrick Lambe from Straits Knowledge gave a great presentation at the 2012 KM Singapore conference. Knowledge and information management are often seen as backroom support functions that have little strategic impact on an organization’s success or failure. The Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT) breakdowns in December 2011, affecting 220,000 commuters, demonstrate how systemic failures in understanding the critical role of knowledge and information can lead to disa...
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Praba Nair, Principal Consultant in KM and Change Management, KDi Asia, presented in the 2012 KM Singapore conference. Praba shared a few case examples from his extensive work in the region, looking at how KM is practised in other Asian countries, what kind of business objectives and challenges are being met by KM practices, what are some of the challenges in implementing KM in the region. See more at http://www.kmsingapore.com/
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Jason Chan, Lead (Capability and Development), RAHS (Risk Assessment and Horizon Scanning) Programme Office presented in the 2012 KM Singapore conference. Jason examine the various categories of social media tools to understand how they can be utilised to enhance analytical and response capabilities of organisations for crisis preparedness, crisis relief and crisis recovery. See more at http://www.kmsingapore.com/
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Nicky Hayward-Wright presented in the 2012 KM Singapore conference. Nicky shared GS1 Australia’s experience in implementing the enterprise social networking tool Yammer in a business environment for internal and external use. In this video she highlights the critical elements to ensure user adoption. See more at http://www.kmsingapore.com/
Singapore, 6 September 2012. Janus Boye presented in the 2012 KM Singapore conference. After his talk, we caught up with him to record this short video interview. Janus explains why 'sharing is caring'. According to Janus, this notion fits well with the idea of openness and transparency that organizations are striving for - and it is possible to use the internet much more than in the past to 'live' those values by sharing more. See more at http://www.kmsingapore.com/
