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Table of Contents

  • DEDICATION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    • ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    Marcus Goncalves
    Vijay Gummadi
    • INTRODUCTION
  • CHAPTER 1
    • KNOWLEDGE OFFICER'S CHALLENGES IN THE FAST-PACED GLOBAL ECONOMY

    The Era of Knowledge Management Accountability
    Defining Success in KM Implementations: Vision in Action
    The Challenge of Managing Information Overflow
    Cleaning Up the Act
    The Challenge of a Technology-Driven KM
    The Challenge of Defining Specific KM Goals
    The Challenge of Intrapreneurship
    The Challenge of Delivering Tangible Benefits with KM
    The Challenge of Leading a KM Program
    The Challenge of Managing Knowledge
    Measuring Results
    Addressing the Challenges
  • CHAPTER 2
    • THE NEW BREED OF CKOS

    Focus on Innovation
    Knowledge Management as Catalyst for Innovation
    Fostering Economic Value
    Knowledge Objects and Knowledge Assets
    Instilling Trust on Users
    CKOs as Changing Agents
    Forecasting an Information Society: Watching for Standards
    Sorting the Fish, CKOs and CIOs
    Overcoming Organizational and Behavioral Changes
    The Power of Mentoring
    Helping Improve KM Results
    Best Practices Recommendations
  • CHAPTER 3
    • IDENTIFYING, CAPTURING AND TRANSFERRING LEARNING INTO ACTION

    Building a Learning Organization
    Having a Defined Learning Agenda
    Being Open to Dissonant Information
    Avoiding Repeated Mistakes: Surviving Business Darwinism
    Preserving Critical Knowledge
    Acting on What the Organization Knows
    Identifying Knowledge
    Gathering Knowledge
    Capturing Learning
    Learning in Action
    Adaptive Learning vs. Generative Learning
    The CKO's Role in a Learning Organization
    The Role of CTOs and IS in Learning Organizations
    Transferring Knowledge
    Improving Collaboration
    The Use of Push Technologies for Capturing and Collaboration
  • CHAPTER 4
    • LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS: STRIVING BY TRANSFERRING KNOWLEDGE

    Transferring Knowledge
    Identifying Targeting Individuals
    Knowing the Barriers in the Organization
    Having a Code of Ethics
    Fostering Culture Change
    Promoting Innovation by Thinking Out of the Box
    KM Strategies to Foster Knowledge Transfer
    KM Applications
    Intuitive Content Management
    KM Culture
    KM Based Governance
    Developing Knowledge Sharing Proficiencies
  • CHAPTER 5
    • ORGANIZING KNOWLEDGE AND KNOW-HOW: DEVELOPING ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS

    Organizing Knowledge and Know-How through Business Thinking Practices
    At the Core of Every Business Thinking Practice
    Taking Advantage of Smart Agents Technology
    An Overview of Enterprise Systems
    Modular Approach to Enterprise Systems
    Developing Enterprise Systems
    Enterprise Systems and Data Warehouses
    Centralized Database Considerations
    The Core of Enterprise Systems
    Enterprise Systems under the Hood
    Case Study: Chevron Maps Key Processes and Transfer Best Practices
  • CHAPTER 6
    •FULFILLING THE VISION: FROM KNOW-HOW TO HOW-TO

    Investing on Knowledge CapitalTM Pays Off
    Having a Mindset for Knowledge Capital
    Measuring Knowledge Capital
    The Knowledge Gap
    Rethinking Old Tools
    Promoting Dynamic Exchange of Knowledge
    Turning Knowledge into Action
    When PowerPoint Misses the Point!
    Leading by Example: The Power of Parables and Analogies
    Strategies for Bridging the Knowledge Gap
    Ideas must be Turned into Assets
  • CHAPTER 7
    • CHIEF ENCHANTER OFFICER & CHIEF KNOCK OUT: BUSINESS IN WONDERLAND?

    Going Beyond Leadership: The Art of Enchanting
    Invisible but Invaluable: Chief Knock Out
    The Right Combination of Skills
    Business in Wonderland
    The Rabbit in the Hat
    Selfless Leadership
    Advantages of Co-Leadership
    The Reality Factor: Assessing Good Leadership
  • CHAPTER 8
    • HELPING TO MOVE THE CHEESE: CLOSING THE CIRCLE OF INNOVATION

    Anticipating and Promoting Change
    Changing One Step at a Time
    Removing, Reshaping and Repositioning the Cheese
    Closing the Circle of Innovation: Forget the Cheese!
    Demystifying Innovation
    Bridging the Knowledge Gap of Innovation: From Ideas to Action
  • CHAPTER 9
    • SO YOU WANT TO BECOME A CKO?

    A New and Controversial Job
    Enters the CKO
    Designers and Architects
    The Role of CKOs on Globalization and Agile Business Cycles
    The Challenges
    Compensation
    Is There Really a Need for CKOs in Organizations?
    The Need for Leadership
    Becoming a Better CKO by Finding the Leader Within You
    Mastering People Management
    The Ups and Downs of Leading People
    Bold Subordinates
    Risk and Reward
    The Cost of Failure
    Courage to Lead Up
    The CKO's Job Descriptions
    Duties and Responsibilities
    CKOs and Start-ups
    Knowledge Manager's Job Description
    Responsibilities
  • CHAPTER 10
    • THE NEED FOR GAPS: TRUSTING THE CORPORATE INSTINCT

    The Versatile Corporation: Acting on Instincts?
    Outsourcing: Are You Creating Another Gap?
    Using Corporate Instinct: Strengthening Your Processes
    Disruptive Knowledge: Creating the Gap
    Corporate Instinct is Old
    Communities of Practice: Coping With Disruptive Knowledge
    Sustainable Innovation through Gap Generation
    Nurturing Collective Wisdom: Attempting to Fill the Gap
    Few Focus Areas Where Corporate Instinct Pays-off
    Recovering From Mistakes, Both Quickly and Creatively
    Taking Considered Risks and Facilitating Organizational Change
    Communicating Conviction
    Balancing Conflict Tensions
    Promoting Intellectual Prowess
  • CHAPTER 11
    • THE SCIENCE OF BRIDGING THE GAP: THE LEADER'S DILEMMA

    Managing Chaos: A Sea of Gaps
    What Bridges a Gap is a New Gap
    All Things are Impermanent: Bridges
    Don't Last
    Get Familiar with the Eye of the Knowledge Tornado Concept
    Know What Matters
    Maintain Your Network
    Effective Leadership Does Not Avoid Conflicts
    Learn to Live With Less
    Choose Care Over Fear
    A Matter of Communication: Avoiding Predicaments
    Bridging the Gap From the Top Dow or From the Bottom Up?
  • CHAPTER 12
    • KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN GOVERNMENT

    Need for Knowledge Management in Government
    Current KM efforts in Government
    Future KM Efforts
    Conclusion