Knowledge management: Inspire Part 3

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Part 3 of a series of slides to provide thoughts and encouragement to those brave and tenacious enough to run knowledge management in organisations.

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KnowledgeThoughts.com Slides to inspire. Part 3

Knowledge: part of evolving. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Challenge convention. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Planning needs perspective. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Knowledge is about the team. KnowledgeThoughts.com

This IS the office. KnowledgeThoughts.com

See me on Facebook. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Of course I have email! KnowledgeThoughts.com

Non silicon knowledge transfer. KnowledgeThoughts.com

KnowledgeThoughts.com Here lies old initiatives.

Ban boring PowerPoint. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Influence every seat. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Detailing matters. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Expect people to be worried. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Danger: Culture is high voltage. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Wisdom speaks quietly. KnowledgeThoughts.com

Never give up asking. KnowledgeThoughts.com

While Silicon Valley creates new billion dollar companies every year, Europe lags behind. What are the approaches on innovation, creativity, and new ideas in Europe and Silicon Valley that lead to these drastic differences? This slide deck examines 17 differences compiled from countless discussions with startup founders, investors, corporate people, and my experience of living in both Europe and Silicon Valley for many years. Contact me on: http://www.enterprisegarage.io/

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