Workshop: Lessons from Knowledge Management - Connecting People with Information and Each Other (Kevin Olp)

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Driven by the many challenges facing digital workplace practitioners today, knowledge management has spent the last 20 years building up rich practice around nurturing collaboration, knowledge sharing and content. In this workshop, learn how to help your employees connect with information and each other. Let knowledge management do what it does best: avoid reinventing the wheel.

Technologie

Knowledge Management
lessons for digital workplace
practitioners:
How to avoid reinventing the wheel
June 2019

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Knowledge Management is…
“…helping people find things, and helping people find each other”
Giovanni Piazza, KM Thought Leader
“…connecting people with people, and people with the right
information”
Bonnie Cheuk, Director and Global Head of Digital, Knowledge & Collaboration – Euroclear
“…ensuring that the right knowledge gets to the right people at the right
time, thoughtfully.

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Knowledge Management is…dying?

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KM not dying….but Evolving

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Synergies between KM and DW
Digital
Workplace
Knowledge
Management

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Opportunities for Synergies
Digital
Workplace
Knowledge
Management
Content Lifecycle
Expertise Finders
Collaboration
Communities
of Practice

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Content Lifecycle Activities
Areas of DW / KM opportunity
Curate and Categorize Information
Proactively organize and structure information
so that it is findable.
Re-Use Information
Embed sharing and re-use within process, culture
and expectations.
Identify Critical Knowledge
Identify strategic priorities, and what types of
knowledge and information they need to
achieve their goals.
Create Information
Large volumes of information is created
directly, and as a byproduct of daily
work within organizations.

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Content Lifecycle Discussion
Small Group Activity
Curate and Categorize Information
Proactively organize and structure information
so that it is findable.
Re-Use Information
Embed sharing and re-use within process, culture
and expectations.
Identify Critical Knowledge
Identify strategic priorities, and what types of
knowledge and information they need to
achieve their goals.
Create Information
Large volumes of information is created
directly, and as a byproduct of daily
work within organizations.
How can Digital Workplace capabilities be applied to improve each of these activities?
How can DW and KM professionals partner to achieve greater return on content investment?

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Expertise Finders
Key elements to success
•  Completed Profiles
•  Self-Identified Expertise and Skills
•  Corroborating Data
–  Project History
–  Community of Practice membership
–  Files or information contributed
–  Presence on in-house tools

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Communities of Practice
Success Factors
•  Clear purpose
•  Shared focus
•  Visible and active leadership
•  Committed members
•  Dedicated and proactive facilitation
•  Return on time
•  Recognition for contributors
•  Levels of trust

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Collaboration
Success factor lessons from Knowledge Management
•  Purpose Driven
•  Asynchronous / Synchronous
•  The right tool for the right job
•  Trust and being OK with “works in
progress”

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Next UP: Digital Assistants
An Intelligent Digital Assistant
is a software-based agent,
connected to broad amounts
of data, which performs
services and tasks for a
member of an organization’s
workforce. It can be paired
with a hardware-enabling voice
interface, or it can use a
chatbot interface to make the
human/assistant connection.

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It speaks your language.

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It is connected to key systems.

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It delivers information in context.

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It anticipates your needs.

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Fostering a Knowledge-sharing Culture
Sources: Pew Research Center; Forbes.com; E-Marketer.com; The Economist; Nielsen; Ipsos MORI
•  Leadership, management and
role-modeling
•  Strategic alignment and
processes
•  Job descriptions
•  Performance management
•  Reward/Recognition
•  Measurement & Benchmarking

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Imagine a world where information flows as swiftly as thought itself, making decision-making as fluid as the data driving it. Every moment is critical, and the right tools can significantly boost your organization’s performance. The power of real-time data automation through FME can turn this vision into reality. Aimed at professionals eager to leverage real-time data for enhanced decision-making and efficiency, this webinar will cover the essentials of real-time data and its significance. We’ll explore: FME’s role in real-time event processing, from data intake and analysis to transformation and reporting An overview of leveraging streams vs. automations FME’s impact across various industries highlighted by real-life case studies Live demonstrations on setting up FME workflows for real-time data Practical advice on getting started, best practices, and tips for effective implementation Join us to enhance your skills in real-time data automation with FME, and take your operational capabilities to the next level.

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1. Knowledge Management lessons for digital workplace practitioners: How to avoid reinventing the wheel June 2019

2. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 2

3. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 3 Knowledge Management is… “…helping people find things, and helping people find each other” Giovanni Piazza, KM Thought Leader “…connecting people with people, and people with the right information” Bonnie Cheuk, Director and Global Head of Digital, Knowledge & Collaboration – Euroclear “…ensuring that the right knowledge gets to the right people at the right time, thoughtfully.

4. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 4 Knowledge Management is…dying?

5. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 5 KM not dying….but Evolving

6. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 6 Synergies between KM and DW Digital Workplace Knowledge Management

7. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 7 Opportunities for Synergies Digital Workplace Knowledge Management Content Lifecycle Expertise Finders Collaboration Communities of Practice

8. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 8 Content Lifecycle Activities Areas of DW / KM opportunity Curate and Categorize Information Proactively organize and structure information so that it is findable. Re-Use Information Embed sharing and re-use within process, culture and expectations. Identify Critical Knowledge Identify strategic priorities, and what types of knowledge and information they need to achieve their goals. Create Information Large volumes of information is created directly, and as a byproduct of daily work within organizations.

9. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 9 Content Lifecycle Discussion Small Group Activity Curate and Categorize Information Proactively organize and structure information so that it is findable. Re-Use Information Embed sharing and re-use within process, culture and expectations. Identify Critical Knowledge Identify strategic priorities, and what types of knowledge and information they need to achieve their goals. Create Information Large volumes of information is created directly, and as a byproduct of daily work within organizations. How can Digital Workplace capabilities be applied to improve each of these activities? How can DW and KM professionals partner to achieve greater return on content investment?

10. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 10 Expertise Finders Key elements to success •  Completed Profiles •  Self-Identified Expertise and Skills •  Corroborating Data –  Project History –  Community of Practice membership –  Files or information contributed –  Presence on in-house tools

11. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 11 Communities of Practice Success Factors •  Clear purpose •  Shared focus •  Visible and active leadership •  Committed members •  Dedicated and proactive facilitation •  Return on time •  Recognition for contributors •  Levels of trust

12. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 12 Collaboration Success factor lessons from Knowledge Management •  Purpose Driven •  Asynchronous / Synchronous •  The right tool for the right job •  Trust and being OK with “works in progress”

13. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 13 Next UP: Digital Assistants An Intelligent Digital Assistant is a software-based agent, connected to broad amounts of data, which performs services and tasks for a member of an organization’s workforce. It can be paired with a hardware-enabling voice interface, or it can use a chatbot interface to make the human/assistant connection.

15. @DWG | www.digitalworkplacegroup.com | 15Confidential | © Digital Workplace Group 2018 It is connected to key systems.

16. @DWG | www.digitalworkplacegroup.com | 16Confidential | © Digital Workplace Group 2018 It delivers information in context.

18. @DWG www.digitalworkplacegroup.com 18 Fostering a Knowledge-sharing Culture Sources: Pew Research Center; Forbes.com; E-Marketer.com; The Economist; Nielsen; Ipsos MORI •  Leadership, management and role-modeling •  Strategic alignment and processes •  Job descriptions •  Performance management •  Reward/Recognition •  Measurement & Benchmarking

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