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Posted by Michael Heekin on August 05, 2001 at 14:33:40:
Dear All,
I am conducting research into the use of KM to support major change initiatives within organisations. I am particularly interested in examples and references within a public sector context. Would introducing a KM programme during major change merely confuse ?
I am also most interested in valuation of KM intiatives and how a business case could be presented within a public sector context.
All views and references to articles / models would be most welcome.
Thanks
Michael
- Re: KM as a Support to Major Change Initiatives Chris 06:19:22 08/06/01 (0)
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