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Latent or hidden knowledge is often overlooked when analysing the assets of a technology-based company. This is the value of knowledge that extends beyond traditional IP and encompasses the knowledge that resides in your team's heads – including the stored value in networks and connections. Capturing and utilising the value of corporate knowledge and business networks are challenges for companies, both large and small.
Panel Discussion
Latent or hidden knowledge is often overlooked when analysing the assets of a technology-based company. This is the value of knowledge that extends beyond traditional IP and encompasses the knowledge that resides in your team's heads – including the stored value in networks and connections. Capturing and utilising the value of corporate knowledge and business networks are challenges for companies, both large and small.
This issue has become even more critical with the rise and popularity of social networks. What are the tools you can use to maximise the value of this knowledge in your company? Our panel of experts will explore and share new technologies and techniques to capture and leverage this knowledge, retaining it within our organisations for the benefit of all.
Ian Palangio
Solution Specialist,
Microsoft
Ian Palangio is a Solution Specialist for Microsoft focusing on Collaboration Technologies – specifically Microsoft Office Groove and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. Automating business processes and creating collaborative environments for information workers is the goal of the solutions Ian works on. Ian likes to pursue winter sports and is currently the captain of the Australian National Curling team.
Latent or hidden knowledge is often overlooked when analysing the assets of a technology-based company. This is the value of knowledge that extends beyond traditional IP and encompasses the knowledge that resides in your team's heads – including the stored value in networks and connections. Capturing and utilising the value of corporate knowledge and business networks are challenges for companies, both large and small.
This issue has become even more critical with the rise and popularity of social networks. What are the tools you can use to maximise the value of this knowledge in your company? Our panel of experts will explore and share new technologies and techniques to capture and leverage this knowledge, retaining it within our organisations for the benefit of all.
Dr Anne Fletcher
Director & Principal Consultant,
Growing Your Knowledge
Dr Anne Fletcher is a Director and the Principal Consultant of Growing Your Knowledge Pty Ltd, a management consultancy specialising in health and biotechnology. Anne's earlier career was in medical science and prior to establishing Growing Your Knowledge she was the Director, Intellectual Capital at the Australian Red Cross Blood Service. In this role she was responsible for national R&D policy and strategy, and knowledge management. In March 2006 Anne coordinated the first Knowledge Management Conference in Australia specifically for the health sector.
In the Newz October 2006 Podcast
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Items covered and show notes:
Graham Bell from eNose
Graham Kelly from Mystaff
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