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Re: KM in organizations vs communities


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Posted by Barry on November 10, 2002 at 17:53:41:

In Reply to: KM in organizations vs communities posted by Gautam Ghosh on November 05, 2002 at 03:57:11:

There is an excellent book called "stragic planning" by Roger Kaufman that recommends that planning aways begin with "what is good for society" level and then progress inward to the organization, then to the individual level. By doing this, meetings go more smoothly, because many of the "me" based stances are handled before planning even enters the Macro (organization) level. Any good product derives it's value from providing value to the society (the light bulb), and profitability is related to value to society. The rational for mustering this type of planning is abundant.


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