Posted by John Bardos on July 26, 1999 at 12:17:57:

In Reply to: KM - crating a system posted by Martin Hansen on July 24, 1999 at 07:16:44:

Hi,

I believe that creating "the need for information, the will to seek other colleagues knowledge." is a cultural issue. Not a technology issue.

Do the leaders and executives in firms seek out "information" from employees and external sources?
Are they setting a good example?

Is it more beneficial to share or horde information in your organization? Do individuals get credit for new initiatives or do teams?

Is there time allocated for sharing knowledge? Is the organization preoccupied with increasing efficiency through traditional accounting standards like labour costs or short term earnings increases?

If the boss is not in, no one will be.

Thanks,
John

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