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Knowledge Management: Add Project Management To the Process

HR Bartender

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Knowledge management is the process of organizing, using, and sharing knowledge within the organization. According to IBM, there are three types of knowledge: tacit, implicit, and explicit. Tacit knowledge is acquired through experience.

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Improving the Employee Experience with Better Technology

Cornerstone On Demand

Enter: knowledge management technology—organizational systems that enable companies to share different types of resources, such as learning content , both internally and externally. Millennials in particular—who make up the largest generation of workers today—expect to work with technology that feels natural to them.

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5 ways to strengthen your onboarding and boost ‘time-to-productivity’

HRExecutive

When onboarding takes too long, new hires may experience boredom, make mistakes and feel inadequate, which can lead to stress, job dissatisfaction and turnover. Hiring managers and their teams can experience stress, become disengaged and even leave the organization if they are left bridging workload gaps while the new hire is developing.

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Deloitte Insights: Overcoming Pitfalls in Knowledge Management with Performance Enablement Solutions

Rallyware for Human Resources

New technologies and ways of working demand a change in approaches to knowledge management. A recent research report by Deloitte indicates the need for companies to rethink their knowledge creation and sharing strategies to successfully navigate the ever-changing business landscape.

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4 Digital Trends That Are Transforming Today’s Workplace

HR Bartender

But if technology is going to continue to move this fast (and there’s no reason to think it won’t) then business leaders and HR pros have to stay on top of digital trends to attract, engage, and retain the best talent. Good job design allows companies to attract the best talent and retain them. .

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Here's How HR Leaders Are Addressing Talent Development During a Federal Hiring Freeze

Cornerstone On Demand

With fewer opportunities to bring in new talent, departments are paying special attention to retaining high performers and developing current employees to ensure their organizations continue to succeed and thrive. To learn more about developing and retaining high-potential talent in government, check out the full study here.

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Developing Customer Service Skills During COVID-19

Professional Alternatives

— 4) Improve Knowledge Sharing. To enhance customer service skills, ensure that the knowledge management system as well as the knowledge base of your brand is up to date and relevant. Knowledge sharing can be dynamic. You can find ways to gather and curate better responses. .