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also known as ‘avoiding an intranet for as long as possible’. Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing at Christian Aid. stand up please. getting the consultants in…. 85,000 260,000 9,500 23,000 2,600 45,000 20,000 13,000 … and then there’s …. of all intranets fail. 60%. what is K…?.
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also known as ‘avoiding an intranetfor as long as possible’ Collaboration and Knowledge Sharingat Christian Aid
85,000 260,000 9,500 23,000 2,600 45,000 20,000 13,000 … and then there’s …
“Information sharing should be aprincipal tenant of any collaborative effort as it usually leads to reciprocity, and within most organisations encouragescross-functional interaction. This in turn results in more people, and therefore more cogs in the business machine, understanding what is going onat the same time.” “The Business Value of Collaboration” - Butler Group 2005
Image management Content management Document management Collaborative technologies Technology change
Cultural change • Annual staff audits • New ways of working • StOWG • Corporate Revolutionaries
to manage the unpredictability of disorganisation will require thatorganisations develop new sources of certainty. organisations may only be able to disorganise successfully in some areas if they canorganise more effectively in others. Disorganisation - Why future organisations must ‘loosen up’ – DEMOS / Orange 2004
…developing systems of communication that are more sophisticated in mappingknowledge and skills across an organisation, providing employees with the means to locate and retrieve this information more simply. Disorganisation - Why future organisations must ‘loosen up’ – DEMOS / Orange 2004
“deskless employees working in the field can often benefit more from collaboration technologythan their counterparts back in the office.” “The Business Value of Collaboration” - Butler Group 2005
the midmarket(organisations like us)now has the chance to be rather better organised in collaboration and information sharingthan, say, a major bank
“[Sainsbury’s] is a warning that business benefits don’t necessarily follow from IT renewal unless the business itself is well run and the two sides are properly connected. New IT infrastructure cannot compensate for poor business management” Research note following Sainsburys decision to scrap Accenture - Ovum 2005