Strategic Knowledge Sharing Framework
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This is a living example of knowledge sharing - the second version of my thinking as influenced by my online friends and colleagues.
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Strategic Knowledge Sharing Framework
- 1. Thinking out loud about “strategic knowledge sharing practices”… PART 2!
- 2. Or… I get by with a little help from my friends (The Beatles) This is the second version, augmented with comments on my blog post at http://www.fullcirc.com/weblog/2007/06/strategic-knowledge-sharing-practices.htm
- 3. I was talking with my friend Shawn and he showed me this post about knowledge strategy on his blog… Full Circle Associates
- 5. I wondered… what if we use this framework of “knowledge strategy” to think about our knowledge sharing (KS) practices? Full Circle Associates
- 9. Will it help us do a better job of STRATEGICALLY exploring and applying our knowledge sharing practices in our networks and organizations? Will leadership see value and understand why we are so passionate about KS?
- 11. Is this framework useful in practice? Is it flexible enough to allow things to fit in multiple places? Simple enough to help orient and organize ourselves?
- 12. So then I started reading, “Everything is Miscellaneous” by David Weinberger. I realized was I was trying to maintain the flexibility of the different ways KS practices can be applied, display them with some context of their value to an organization – thus creating a faceted structure. Hmmm…
- 14. That still leaves the issues of power, motivation and leadership hanging over our heads…
- 15. Insert the sound of thinking…
- 17. Knowledge/ information (Domain) People (Community) Practices (Practice) Find expertise Ask for help Build relationships Avoid “wheel reinvention” Attract & retain great people Collaborate Minimize impact of people leaving Vision & plan Learn from mistakes & success Build skills, practices and knowledge Search and find information Full Circle Associates (Exercise) leadership New stuff in red E.g. Storytelling Negotiation of meaning Find value Sense of shared domain?
- 18. I’m still not quite sure how it expresses the strategic value of knowledge sharing. Do you have any ideas?
- 19. Knowledge/ information People Practices It could be flexible… With tagging and categories, any particular KS method could fit in a number of areas. “Calling for help” could fit in both “People” and “Practices.” So I could sort through methods with either view! (Ah, faceted views!)
- 20. Knowledge/ information People Practices People could attach stories of methods in use, again tagging by main area, sub area or any other way. This could facilitate organizing methods even across languages! Woo hoo!
- 21. I’m getting excited. If this makes sense to you, it might be something USEFUL!!!
- 22. We could dig deeper into any area, such as collaboration, helping serve as a way to organize collections of practices and resources for knowledge sharing. For example, “collaboration” might branch more deeply to methods for teams, choosing collaborative tools, etc . Full Circle Associates
- 23. Can this serve as a way to share, find, organize and reflect on knowledge sharing practices? Is it a more strategic way to apply KS in an organization? What do you think? ??? Full Circle Associates