Set Time Limit for Your Online Quiz
- By Sunny Qing
- Published 12/14/2009
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Time limit is one important property of quiz settings. It enables users to set time for the entire test and also for the individual question, so that the test gets a strict time limitation and a good guarantee of the fairness in the process.
How To Write A Business Plan For A Small Business In 5 Simple Steps
- By Michael Lee
- Published 08/25/2009
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Even if your business is not as enormous as the giant corporations, it doesn't mean you should disregard writing a business plan. In fact, you should learn how to write a business plan for a small business. Why?
Seventeen Myths of Knowledge Management
- By Steve Denning
- Published 01/13/2009
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
My hypothesis: the prevalence of seventeen myths surrounding knowledge and knowledge management not only prevent knowledge-based organizations from becoming the reality that was promised but also tend to get in the way of effective discussion of the issues.The 10 Critical Questions All Business Owners Need to Answer to Drive Innovation
- By Bea Fields
- Published 12/28/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Radical innovation is going to be a critical component in a leader's
toolkit in the future, and this does not mean that you "try to
innovate" over a week-end brainstorming retreat. True innovation
happens by disrupting the current environment, challenging old
assumptions and even turning the culture upside down so that you can
take a creative idea, turn it into a product or service and
successfully move it to the marketplace.
Profits Can Go Hand in Hand with the Public Good
- By Anita Roddick
- Published 12/2/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
“Over the past decades…while many
businesses have pursued what I call ‘business as usual’, I have been
part of a different, smaller business movement, one that tried to put
idealism back on the agenda,” says Roddick. “If I can’t do something for the public good, what the hell am I doing?”
The Science Delusion?
- By Deepak Chopra
- Published 09/26/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
“paint everybody with the same brush”
Currents in the Stream
- By Stephen Covey
- Published 09/11/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
When I talk of the "stream," I mean the external forces and the powerful, deep currents that influence all we do in business
New Wine, Old Bottles
- By Stephen Covey
- Published 09/11/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
"you can't put new wine in old bottles"
Center on Principles
- By Stephen Covey
- Published 09/11/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
The Humility of Principles
36 Quotes for Success
- By Stephen Covey
- Published 09/11/2008
- Knowledge Management
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'Since the way we learn is by making mistakes, the greatest risk of all it to wait too long to begin making those mistakes."
The Next Information Revolution
- By Peter Drucker
- Published 09/11/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
"CREATION OF VALUE AND WEALTH"
What Great Managers Do
- By Marcus Buckingham
- Published 09/1/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Great
leaders tap into the needs and fears we all share.
The Future of Information Architecture
- By R.L. Fielding
- Published 07/18/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Building an organization is much like building a house: a solid foundation has to support the processes, workflows and tools that enable you to succeed. The decisions that yield competitive insights are driven by data retrieval and analysis. When seeking to maximize insight productivity, your IT infrastructure is this foundation.
Avoid Square Peg in Round Hole to Achieve New Project Success
- By Baldwin Tom
- Published 06/2/2008
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
When limited funds and other resources constrain the plans under resource, efforts to find ways to overcome the limitations are greater when there is passion and ownership of the efforts. In contrast, if constraints are brought into play early in the planning that inhibit expansive thinking, there will be less invested emotional energy to seek ways to find needed resources.
Getting the Most Out of Your Meeting and Training Dollars
- By Kathleen Gage
- Published 05/2/2008
- Accelerate Your Effectiveness , Communication , Knowledge Management , Marketing , Time Management
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On any given day there are millions of meetings and trainings taking place in the United States. Think of all the in-house meetings, offsite meetings, teleseminars, and webinars that are happening right now as you read this article.
It’s mind-boggling. Amazingly, a great deal of time and money is wasted on these meetings/trainings.
Successful Managers Don’t Hold On To Information – They Share It!
- By Andrew Rondeau
- Published 08/30/2007
- Communication , Knowledge Management , Leadership
- Unrated
I bet you know of some mangers who keep information to themselves - am I right? Well if you are one of them and you want to climb the career ladder, you better change tact and start sharing.
Numbers Don't Lie; Interpretations Might
- By Gary Patterson
- Published 06/11/2007
- Customer Service , Goal Setting , Knowledge Management , Leadership
- Unrated
A full 17% of respondents admitted that their CEO's had pressured them to misrepresent results at least once" per a 2002 Electronic Business article. How comfortable are you with the financial results used to manage your business? This article will cover five major areas you might look at or have someone look for you to increase your ability to better know where you really are financially, to be able to sleep better at night. The more of these areas that may be a concern at your company, the more urgent a corporate physical may be.
Business Competition Best Practices: Win Loss Research
- By Celeste Bishop
- Published 06/11/2007
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
Frequently I am asked "how do you get information about the competition?" Most people are surprised when I tell them that getting useful competitive intelligence is actually the easiest part of managing successful business competition. One of the best methods to gain valuable competitive intelligence is so simple, straightforward, and productive that I have put it on my list of Business Competition Best Practices: Win Loss Research.
30 Business Brainstorming Ideas - Part 2
- By Nick Summers
- Published 05/30/2007
- Change Management , Coaching , Communication , Goal Setting , Knowledge Management , Leadership , Motivation
- Unrated
Sometimes you just get stuck for ideas. Your mind is a blank. It makes it even harder to come up with the goods if your present or future business rests on your ideas. A little help and inspiration for a new article, a new product, or a completely new business wouldn't go amiss in these circumstances. The purpose of the ideas in this series of articles is to get your brain thinking.
30 Business Brainstorming Ideas - Part 1
- By Nick Summers
- Published 05/30/2007
- Change Management , Goal Setting , Knowledge Management , Leadership
- Unrated
Sometimes you just get stuck for ideas. Your mind is a blank. It makes it even harder to come up with the goods if your present or future business rests on your ideas. A little help and inspiration for a new article, a new product, or a completely new business wouldn't go amiss in these circumstances. The purpose of the ideas in this article is to get your brain thinking.
Creating a Knowledge Management System
- By Sheila Campbell
- Published 05/22/2007
- Knowledge Management
- Unrated
How do you create a Knowledge Management System? My suggestion is "very carefully". Why would you create a Knowledge Management system is more important or better yet a better question. When you can no longer manage the large volumes of data efficiently or effectively, you will need a system to manage your data. And what is data?
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