ThoughtFarmer
MARCH 6, 2020
On Friday morning ThoughtFarmer hosted a breakfast & learn session on the topic of knowledge management in the workplace. . The event, held at Stratus Restaurant in Toronto, attracted many industries including legal firms who are quick to seek out knowledge sharing solutions. .
Vantage Circle
JUNE 24, 2020
All data and information need to be managed so that there is never a gap in the future. Let us now have a brief look at what knowledge management is. What is Knowledge Management? The main objective of knowledge management is to enhance the performance of the organization and approach the goals strategically.
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ThoughtFarmer
MARCH 19, 2021
Our newest case study features Toronto-based legal firm Leczner Slaght. Taking the lead in the procurement of a new intranet was the Knowledge Management (KM) team. It can be difficult to appreciate the value of an intranet—until you become completely dependent on it.
Empuls
FEBRUARY 1, 2024
How knowledge management assists in onboarding On their first day on a new job, employees come with their professional skills already tested and evaluated. Such learning can have many formats: Knowledge base - a storage of the company’s knowledge. Proper onboarding increases employee retention. Video tutorials.
ThoughtFarmer
OCTOBER 30, 2019
This month we bring you an interesting new case study from the Digital Forensics Unit (DFU) at the Vancouver Police Department. . This case study is fascinating because it highlights the growing need many organizations have relating to managing and sharing large databases of knowledge.
ATD Human Capital
JUNE 21, 2017
ATD Research has reviewed onboarding programs of award-winning organizations and written individual case studies highlighting how each organization created, improved upon, and measured the effectiveness of their onboarding programs. Here’s a quick overview of five case studies. Click here to learn how they did it.
The Bamboo Project Blog
NOVEMBER 8, 2008
A couple of interesting posts from Nathan Wallace on his organization's experiences in implementing a wiki and then a year later, a customized microblogging platform called Jitter. You need to read both, but here are some key points: The organizational wiki seems to have been adopted more quickly and used more extensively than the Jitter solution.
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