Knowledge Management: Putting the Puzzle Together One Piece at a Time
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Describes a bottom-up strategy for developing a KM Program (2005): strategic planning, KM processes, Forestrycontent; report available
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Knowledge Management: Putting the Puzzle Together One Piece at a Time
- 1. Knowledge Management in the Canadian Forest Service Albert Simard Canadian Forest Service Presented to BC Forest Service February 1, 2005 “ Putting the puzzle together one piece at a time”
- 4. Knowledge Organization External Knowledge Share Internal Knowledge Manage Preserve Lost Knowledge Create Real World Monitor Use Mobilize Society
- 7. Cost of Not Knowing (CONK) Research Managed knowledge Surprise Unmanaged knowledge Awareness Know Don’t know Reality Know Don’t know World Wildlife Fund - Canada’s forests DFAIT – softwood lumber Reporter – mountain pine beetle Boreal forest briefing note Invasive species Access to Information Science & Technology Networks Synthesis of Knowledge & Information Network Fire management systems On-Line Bookstore Common Office Environment Plant hardiness zones
- 8. What the Architects Designed…
- 9. What Managers See… content Create Information Knowledge Data Capture Preserve Share Integrate Systems Computers Technology Networks
- 14. Metafore (Integrating Regional Libraries)
- 15. Metafore Search & Request
- 16. E-800 Service (Enhancing & Leveraging Client Service)
- 17. E-800 Service Frequently Asked Questions
- 18. E-800 Service – New Questions
- 19. Briefing note Database (Capturing & Sharing Knowledge) Password via CFS Intranet User Interface (The Web) CFS staff View only Administrative Interface (The Database) Centres Branches Executive Services Guidelines Password
- 20. Briefing Note Database - Input
- 21. Briefing Note Database Search & Outputs
- 22. Inventory of Knowledge Assets (Asset Management)
- 23. Knowledge Assets Inventory Search Results
- 24. Total of 531 assets from 211 responses Source: Knowledge Asset survey
- 27. Wildland Fire Information System (Automated Daily Monitoring)
- 28. FireM3 Automated Satellite Monitoring
- 29. National Forestry Database (Compiling and sharing data)
- 30. National Forestry Database - Highlights
- 31. National Forestry Database - Data
- 32. Bookstore (Finding & Accessing CFS publications)
- 33. Bookstore Search & Download
- 34. Forest Ecosystems of Canada (Preservation & Learning)
- 35. Forest Ecosystems Preserving Photographs
- 36. Forest Ecosystems (Learning)
- 38. A final thought… “ Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education alone will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent” Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933)
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Today, I’d like to talk about the evolution of a knowledge management strategy in the Canadian Forest Service. Then, I’d like to highlight a number of projects that have been undertaken to implement KM in the CFS one piece at a time.