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| ashu |
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on 28-Nov-01 07:00 AM
Hi all,
After land, labor, capital and technology, knowledge management is fast emerging as one major area through which you can take your business forward. Please pass this on to Nepali business parties in Nepal that may be interested in this.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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Workshop on Knowledge Management
In order to be help Nepalese business organizations be more effective in Business management approach, NGCCI is organizing a half-day workshop on Knowledge Management. The workshop will be conducted by Mr. Mohan Dhamotharan and Mr. Vivek Rana.
Mr. Dhamotharan is an internationally well-respected figure in the field of knowledge management and has ten years of experience as a consultant, in designing, planning and implementing training programs in Knowledge Management, Systems Management, and various other related topics. Mr. Dhamotharan has been a trainer and consultant to many organizations in
different countries around the world.
Mr. Rana is also a trainer in this field and has worked with European Union and The British Council to conduct various seminars and workshops. He has been working in the field of Knowledge Management for the past two years.
This workshop will look into ways how organizations have been able to leverage intellectual capital to achieve breakthrough results by harnessing and fostering a knowledge sharing culture. Furthermore, the sessions will address critical issues on knowledge creation, knowledge acquisition and knowledge distribution examining both the product and the process mechanism associated with knowledge and its management.
It would be our pleasure if you could attend the workshop.
Date: 5th December,2001
Venue: Hotel Yak and Yeti
Time: 2 pm Onward
There will be a fee of Rs. 1000/- per participant
Workshop will be followed by tea.
Organized by The Nepal German Chamber of Commerce.
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| torilaure |
Posted
on 16-Dec-01 06:13 AM
Hi there,
Some of us from our company attended this workshop. I'm wondering why this was called a workshop in the first place when it was more of a presentation (well, you might be wondering.. nepali ta ho complain gari halyo...).
Anyway, the presentation was quite good and though the concept was quite common it made us realize and see it from a different (and intresting) perspective. I think KM is not only for the companies or big organizations to implement but it is for the individuals as well. Think how better we would be off if we could manage what we know (though it would be a very difficult thing to practice).
However, I'm more intrested in the japanese way of KNOWLEDGE CREATION rather than the european way of KNOWLEDGE MEASUREMENT or the american way of KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT.I hope others will share more on this stuff.
For any of you who are intrested in KM www.sveiby.com is a very good site.
Hope more discussions on KM will follow in this site.
Amar
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| ashu |
Posted
on 16-Dec-01 06:25 AM
Hi Amar,
Great to hear that you attended this "workshop" urf presentation. I was happy that the hall at the Yak'n' Yeti was packed with so many attendees.
Re: the Japanese way of knowledge-creation, may I recommend the book:
"The Knowledge-Creating Company : How Japanese Companies Create the Dynamics of Innovation by Ikujiro Nonaka, Hirotaka Takeuchi, Hiro Takeuchi"
If you are in Kathmandu (and I think you work in the info-tech field, right?) I'd be happy to loan this book to you. I request you to register yourself here on this site and send me an email. Let's meet for chiya-siya and guff suff about KM.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| ashu |
Posted
on 20-Dec-01 04:03 AM
Hi Amar,
The latest (October-December) issue of "The ORGANIZATION", a Nepal-based management quarterly has two interesting articles on KM.
For details, visit http://www.odcentre.org/
or send an email to the editor Monisha Thapa.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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