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A Knowledge Management Strategy for Non-Profits Working in Developing Countries

Conversation Matters

I recently conducted a study of eleven non-profits to find out how knowledge management (KM) was being implemented in developing countries. In this article I have 1) outlined the findings from that study, and 2) developed a knowledge management strategy based on the findings. Staffing KM Positions. No KM Role.

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Boost Low Employee Engagement with Your Benefits Programs

Tango Health

Thankfully, technology exists to make this as impactful as in-person meetings: Invest in large-format webinar technologies that allow large number of employees to join at the same time. Set an agenda and publish it at least two weeks in advance, allowing employees to pick and choose the sessions they’d like to attend.

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How HR Chatbots Can Improve HR Processes (Includes Company Examples)

Analytics in HR

HR chatbots are software programs that use artificial intelligence (AI) to handle various human resource functions like answering basic questions, performing tasks, and offering support. They can also update employees’ information, track attendance, and direct staff to relevant HR resources. The time to hire was also shortened.

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Training Remote Workers: Strategies For Success In The Digital Age

HR Tech Girl

The switch to hybrid and fully remote working has required training teams to invest their time, budget, and energy into designing, developing, and delivering modern, virtual-first remote training experiences for upskilling new employees. At large employers, that figure is 187 (from a recent Freakonomics podcast)!

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Where Knowledge Management Has Been and Where It Is Going- Part Three

Conversation Matters

In this three part series I‘ve classified the evolving landscape of knowledge management into three categories. The first category is Leveraging Explicit Knowledge and is about capturing documented knowledge and building it into a collection - connecting people to content. Leveraging Collective Knowledge.

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Using Teams to Solve Hard Problems: A Book Review of Collaborative Intelligence By Richard Hackman

Conversation Matters

There are many insightful researchers and theorist who come from other disciplines, but have much to offer knowledge managers. There I saw first-hand the difficulties that teams of intelligence analysts face in sharing knowledge within their own agency, not to mention the enormous problems of sharing between agencies.