Collaboration, as we know it, is focused on encouraging interaction between individuals and teams within an organization to make it successful. Projects tasked with applying this cultural shift into an integrated technical solution, however, usually start with a much narrower focus. Sponsored by executives, managers, IT, front-line staff or a combination of several stakeholders, these projects rarely have simultaneous buy-in from all. This session explores the adoption strategies for each type of stakeholder not originally vested in the projects, presents shortcuts for identifying value, and provides a roadmap for integrating features in SharePoint to enhance your long-term strategy.
People – how do you increase the ability of an individual in the organisation to influence others with their knowledgeProcesses – Its approach varies from organization to organization. There is no limit on the number of processesTechnology – It needs to be chosen only after all the requirements of a knowledge management initiative have been established.Or Culture –The biggest enabler of successful knowledge-driven organizations is the establishment of a knowledge-focused cultureStructure – the business processes and organisational structures that facilitate knowledge sharing Technology – a crucial enabler rather than the solution. Dilip Bhatt 2000Davenport and Prusak