Presentation on Knowledge Management by Alistair McLeod of Waterstons. Presented at the Winter Community Day (1st December 2016) held in High Wycombe & hosted by IFS
2. BIM is forcing
Construction to
focus here for
productivity and
competitive
advantage
Hunter : Gather
Agrarian
Industrial Age
Information Era
Knowledge Economy
Survival
Asset
Efficiency
Data
Expertise
3. What is knowledge management?
• Knowledge management is the way organisations learn and remember
• It’s not about individuals. It’s the antidote to corporate amnesia
• It’s a learning culture that stimulates innovation
• It drives best practice and helps you focus on what matters
6. Why Knowledge Management?
Validated Best
Practices
Successfully demonstrated
practices
Promising Practices
Tips and Hints
Best
Practice
Informal
Knowledge
11. Adopt the right approach
Self Service
Process
Driven
Communities
of practice
Transfer of
best practice
and
expertise
Explicit
Tacit
Low Human Interaction High Human Interaction
12. Adopt the right approach
Self Service
Process
Driven
Communities
of practice
Transfer of
best practice
and
expertise
Explicit
Tacit
Low Human Interaction High Human Interaction
Technology
Procedure &
Best Practice
Social and
Innovation
Coaching
and
Leadership
13. Capture and organise information
Fit for purpose systems
Taxonomy Development
Information
Governance
Easy to use search
Integration
Single pane of glass
15. What is working out loud?
• Socialising your work to allow other people in
the organisation to share their experiences or
learn from you.
• If you work in a more open, connected way –
you can build a purposeful network that
makes you more effective and provides access
to more opportunities