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David
Gurteen
Building
a Knowledge Sharing Culture Seminar
Learning,
Networking, Sharing and Collaboration
The Keys to success in the Knowledge based Organisation
A 2 day workshop designed to help you:
-Explore barriers to knowledge sharing
-Overcome the barriers
-Look at the central role of the knowledge worker in taking responsibility
for their knowledge
-Understand the role of conversation and storytelling in sharing knowledge
and making it productive
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GURTEEN |
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David Gurteen UK |
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David
Gurteen, UK. has over 30 years' experience working in high
technology industries. Today he works as an independent
facilitator to help people achieve results through innovating,
sharing, learning and working more effectively together.
David
is the founder of the Gurteen
Knowledge Community - a global learning network of over
15,000 people in 154 countries who share and learn from
each other and who strive to see the world differently,
think differently and act differently. He is well known
for his Gurteen Knowledge Cafés and Knowledge Sharing
workshops that he runs regularly in London and around the
world.
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It also introduces participants to a powerful conversational tool
– “the knowledge café”.
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| INTRODUCTION |
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One of the
key challenges and immense opportunities for improving business
performance in any organization is that of getting people to share
their knowledge. Why should people give up their knowledge when
they see it as a key personal advantage?
And when people
do come to understand that in the knowledge economy ‘sharing
knowledge is power’ rather then ‘hoarding knowledge
is power’ – how do they best go about sharing their
knowledge and putting it into action.!
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| WORKSHOP
FORMAT |
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The
workshop consists of a number of modules. The objective of each
session is to inspire you to take action. Each session has a list
of practical suggestions of “things to do “ -- ideas that
if you put into action can ‘make a difference’. Each session
also comes with a list of resources for further study that can be
found on the gurteen.com website.
The workshop is designed to be interactive and participatory. It
allows you to engage with the theme through conversation, discussion
and group working. One of the aims of the workshop is to foster
a ‘community spirit’ in order that you make friends with
each other and continue to work together and support each other
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| WORKSHOP
AGENDA |
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Begin with
the end in mind - an introduction to the workshop
This session starts the workshop by clearly setting out the agenda
and the expected outcomes for the two-days.
Getting
to know one another - introductions
This session introduces you to a tool known as 'speed networking'
and uses it to help you get to know each other better.
Make your
connections count – the power of knowledge networking
Knowledge networking is about how you connect with other people
and information sources to share information and knowledge; to
learn from each other and to work collaboratively to get things
done. It is also about stimulating, motivating and supporting
each other to take action. This session explains what knowledge
networking is about; its importance and some ideas and tips how
to be a more effective networker...more
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| WHO
SHOULD ATTEND? |
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Those interestd
in practical methods and resources to engage knowledge workers
and help them collaborate more effectively in order to improve
the preformance and job satisfaction of individuals and teams.
People interested might include: KM Practitioners, Learning and
Development Practitioners, Human Resource Practitioners, Project
Leaders, Change Managers, Trainers, Facilitators, CoP Leaders
and others.
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REGISTRATION
AND INFORMATION
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2 day Registration:
$985 + GST pp
2 day Group Registration: $887.00 + GST pp
(3 or more people from the same organisation)
Register your interest now for 2011 workshop
For more information
contact Sue Mardon at SmartNet, email admin@smartnet.co.nz;
phone (03) 374 6753 ddi or (03) 3667 874.
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