What is KM for?

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KMUK 2010 Lee Bryant, Headshift, June 2010
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Keynote talk from KMUK2010 conference in London, June 2010.

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KMUK 2010Lee Bryant, Headshift, June 2010

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[welcome]

Introductions

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What is KM for?

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Sense making in a world of information overload

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Making better decisions

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Building collective intelligence

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Corporate memory and culture

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Stimulating Innovation

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Problems with KM

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Dependent relationship with IT

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Not given organisational responsibility

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Too much focus on repositories, rather than flow

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Too much focus on structure vs emergence

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Assumptions about sharing for the ‘common good’

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But it turns out KM thinking can help solve some pressing business problems ...

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Ever increasing process at the expense of people

bleep

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Overcoming silos and disconnects

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Wasting human talent through bureaucracy

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Evolution in a fast-changing, complex world

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Evolution in a fast-changing, complex world

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The emerging field of social business

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Adhocracy : simplifying organisational forms

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Collapsing distance : intimacy + scale

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How the social web can bring us together

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How the social web can bring us together

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Network (not just individual) productivity

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Humanising the enterprise

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connections

collaboration

culture

content

[social business design]

Social Business Design

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connections

collaboration

culture

content

[social business design]

network-centricmanagement

creating a sharing culture

focus on data& signals for performance improvement

Helping filter for

relevance

Social Business Design

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So ... why have KM people been slow to exploit social media and social business ?

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KM people often the first to ‘get’ social business

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KM people have the right skills, right concepts

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But others took a lead in (shiny!) social media

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Problems: power plays, IT dependence and silos

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So how can KM ideas move out of the library and deliver real business improvement?

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Knowledge networkers, connecting the firm

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Find and open up data to improve performance

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Analyse behaviour to drive service improvement

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Help people filter, navigate and make sense

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Design ‘architectures of participation’

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KM ideas are good but KMIT practice is not so good.

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Social business builds on KM, but focuses more on business improvement.

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We need to take the best KM ideas mainstream,and move deeper intothe business.

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[welcome]

Thanks !

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Thanks for listening!

I am [email protected] and live at http://www.headshift.com

You can find this talk athttp://www.slideshare.net/leebryant

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