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Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise (Could Local Government win an award in the future?)
Having just read an article from Knowledge Board for the 2009 winners for the MAKE awards http://www.knowledgeboard.com/item/3048/23/5/3
It got me thinking. Could we in Local Government aspire to this as well?
When looking at the key elements, why not
- Creating an enterprise knowledge-driven culture
- Developing knowledge workers through senior management leadership
- Innovation (R&D, creativity and new product/solution/service design and delivery)
- Maximising enterprise intellectual capital
- Creating an enterprise collaborative knowledge sharing environment
- Creating a learning organisation
- Delivering value based on customer/stakeholder knowledge
- Transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder/stakeholder value
In places we have all of these, its just sharing it out amongst as all.
Do I have too much faith in Local Government, am I just a dreamer or am I trying to bite of more than I can chew? Answers’ below please.
These are the award winner from this year
- BP
- British Broadcasting Corporation
- Ericsson
- IKEA
- Mondragon Group
- Nokia
- Royal Dutch Shell
- SAP
- Siemens
- Uria Menendez
Could the F Theory help you ask a great question?
This seems to be a question that always crops up. Mainly round the idea of creating an active forum.
And my response has always been
- Think about the question
- Make it simple and succinct.
- Try and reduce the jargon and give enough of a background to the issue.
And last week I was shown the F theory which is used to design content for web pages and it seems to fit the structure of how I would ask a question.
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As a reader you do not wanta a large chunk of text.
So by following the F theory and keeping it simple, short and bullet pointing will this help
So my question is, how do you go about asking a good question?
