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Why Knowledge Management Didn’t Save General Motors: Addressing Complex Issues By Convening Conversation

Conversation Matters

The knowledge existed within GM to develop a more competitive strategy. But between 2000 and 2008 knowledge management did not help GM bring that organizational knowledge together in a way that could have saved it from bankruptcy. How to frame the question for the conversation. • How to obtain cognitive diversity.

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How to Learn From Experience

Conversation Matters

Generative questions are the gold standard of learning from experience becasue they surprise us, engage both heart and spirit, build relationships, and reframe reality ( Bushe 2007 ). Each session has one client, the person with the issue, and up to 11 peers who have some knowledge or interest in that same issue. KM Clinics.

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The Bamboo Project Blog: Seven Strategies for Supporting Personal Learning Environments at Work

The Bamboo Project Blog

Today Im getting to the real meat of Glens question, which is how to support staff in creating and using their own PLEs. Ive written before about how to create a learning climate here and here and I think that without this critical component, PLEs are really dead in the water. Some cool stuff here with interesting commentary.

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KM in Global Services

Knowledge Musings

At the start of the meeting, we enjoyed a nice conversation about what each of us are doing with knowledge management. Gian Jagai of Hitachi Global Services was the main speaker discussed the entertaining topic of " So You Were Just Promoted to Knowledge Manager - Now What?

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The Bamboo Project Blog: My Personal Learning Environment

The Bamboo Project Blog

While there may always be a place for very structured "event-based" learning, I think that we can get more "bang for our buck" if we think about how to help staff use a variety of tools to construct their own learning experiences. Posted by: Ron Lubensky | April 13, 2007 at 05:10 PM Michelle, This is an amazing post!

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The Bamboo Project Blog: Welcome to Employee Learning Week: Seeing Yourself as a Learner

The Bamboo Project Blog

This model of learning continues in many professional development settings because 1) many trainers were educated as teachers and 2) learners demand it--its the only way they know how to "learn." How to Become a Learner So how to go from student to learner? We have to take responsibility for our own learning.

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The Bamboo Project Blog: How I Organize Myself to Write a Blog Post

The Bamboo Project Blog

How do you organize yourself to write your blog posts? I don't know how to draw with a pencil" What was so effortless for me, was a total mystery to them. Just using delicious and Diijo in this way will be another big piece in my campaign to understand how to get organized in a web 2.0 This is another great post.