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Posted by David Emmett on June 16, 1998 at 19:30:05:
In Reply to: Data and Information without Technology posted by Paula Thornton on May 01, 1998 at 21:50:04:
I have to agree with Paula. I am a novice in this field (sorry) having come from a training background. However the one factor about all knowledge management systems which is overlooked in the main is the employee who must utilise the system. You cannot force staff to use or contribute - I have heard of cases of staff actually sabotaging systems! Motivation and coaching/training are for me the biggest issues.
- Re: Data and Information without Technology Stefanie Olsen 16:34:46 9/02/98 (0)
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