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Table of Contents
CONTENTS

Preface

Acknowledgments


PART ONE: A FRAMEWORK FOR INTERNAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER


  1. Definitions of Knowledge and Knowledge Management
  2. KM in Action -- The Transfer of Best Practices
  3. The Barriers to Internal Transfer
  4. A Model for Best Practice Transfer


PART TWO: THE THREE VALUE PROPOSITIONS


  1. Find Your Value Proposition
  2. Customer Intimacy
  3. Product-to-Market Excellence
  4. Achieving Operational Excellence


PART THREE: THE FOUR ENABLERS OF TRANSFER


  1. Culture, the Unseen Hand
  2. Using Information Technology to Support
  3. Knowledge Transfer
  4. Creating the Knowledge Infrastructure
  5. Measuring the Impact of Transfer


PART FOUR: REPORTS FROM THE FRONT LINES: PIONEER CASE STUDIES


  1. The View from the Top
  2. Buckman Laboratories: Empowered by K'Netix®
  3. TI's Best Practice Sharing Engine
  4. Becoming a "Knowledge Bank
  5. Sequent Computer's Knowledge "Slingshot"


PART FIVE: THE FOUR-PHASE PROCESS: OR "WHAT DO I DO ON MONDAY MORNING?"


  1. Plan, Assess, and Prepare: Phase 1
  2. Designing the Transfer Project: Phase 2
  3. Implementation: Phase 3
  4. Transition and Scale-Up: Phase 4


PART SIX: CONCLUSION


  1. Enduring Principles


Appendix

The Knowledge Management Assessment Tool (KMAT)©

References

Index

If Only We Knew What We Know

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      Table of Contents
      CONTENTS

      Preface

      Acknowledgments


      PART ONE: A FRAMEWORK FOR INTERNAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER


      1. Definitions of Knowledge and Knowledge Management
      2. KM in Action -- The Transfer of Best Practices
      3. The Barriers to Internal Transfer
      4. A Model for Best Practice Transfer


      PART TWO: THE THREE VALUE PROPOSITIONS


      1. Find Your Value Proposition
      2. Customer Intimacy
      3. Product-to-Market Excellence
      4. Achieving Operational Excellence


      PART THREE: THE FOUR ENABLERS OF TRANSFER


      1. Culture, the Unseen Hand
      2. Using Information Technology to Support
      3. Knowledge Transfer
      4. Creating the Knowledge Infrastructure
      5. Measuring the Impact of Transfer


      PART FOUR: REPORTS FROM THE FRONT LINES: PIONEER CASE STUDIES


      1. The View from the Top
      2. Buckman Laboratories: Empowered by K'Netix®
      3. TI's Best Practice Sharing Engine
      4. Becoming a "Knowledge Bank
      5. Sequent Computer's Knowledge "Slingshot"


      PART FIVE: THE FOUR-PHASE PROCESS: OR "WHAT DO I DO ON MONDAY MORNING?"


      1. Plan, Assess, and Prepare: Phase 1
      2. Designing the Transfer Project: Phase 2
      3. Implementation: Phase 3
      4. Transition and Scale-Up: Phase 4


      PART SIX: CONCLUSION


      1. Enduring Principles


      Appendix

      The Knowledge Management Assessment Tool (KMAT)©

      References

      Index

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