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Knowledge Management in Customer Relationships
December 2002
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Steps
to a Knowledge Management (KM) Implementation November
2002
There has been a tremendous increase in attention towards the discipline
of knowledge management and its benefits to organizations. Organizations
wanting to implement Knowledge Management look towards creating a working
environment where knowledge and experience can easily be shared. The basic
goal for any Knowledge Management System is simple and straightforward-
to enable right information to flow to the right people at the right time
with a consequence of helping them take quicker, more informed and effective
decisions.
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Intranet
Applications October 2002
Intranets today include a spectrum of applications that are of use to
organizations. From the days of textual searches in stored documents to
incorporating state of the art knowledge management systems, the intranet
today reaches the heart of operations in all the areas of the enterprise's
business.
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Intranet
ROI September 2002
Intranets have been arguably one of the most important and effective
technological discoveries to businesses since the advent of the Internet.
While many companies agree and value the importance of an investment in
to a corporate intranet in today's work environment, not many can manage
to
quantify the value derived by its use. The primary reason for this is
the fact
that an intranet and the operations it makes possible permeates so deep
into the working of an organization and its business processes, that it
is difficult to separate the technology from the business process and
quantify it in isolation.
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Healthcare Information Center
August 2002
The pharmaceutical industry is labeled as a 'sunrise' industry, considered
recession proof' & is seen to be part of the 'knowledge' economy.
Pharmaceutical companies' shareholders expect economic profits to
continue growing significantly. The pressure to perform is high in a highly
regulated global market that keeps getting more & more competitive.
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Planning
an Intranet Strategy August 2002
An intranet by definition is a corporate communications and collaboration
platform that connects all the employees of an organization into a networked
system and enables quick access to information of processes, people and
products of the enterprise. In a more practical sense, it means many things
to many people. To some companies it is an important email communication
system that lets the employees communicate with
each other within an organization and share mails and documents.
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Online Collaboration
June 2002
Online collaboration has been a boon for multi-location companies. It
provides you with all the facilities of a regular conference. Attendants
can see each other, deliver presentations, have discussions on
an issue or work on a report or design. Video conferencing has been existence
for a long time now. It never created waves in the corporate community
as it was expected to, but it silently crept into the day to day functioning
of many organisations. Important meetings are still held face to face,
with no hardware in between.
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Knowledge
Management May 2002
There is unlikely to be any other term of such importance that brings
out so many varying definitions of what it stands for and creates confusion
in many minds. When faced with making a business proposal for a KM initiative
within their own organization, CIOs (Chief information officers) are unable
to take decisions because of the difficulty of explaining KM concepts
beyond initial definitions. Let's have a brief insight of KM, a survival
ticket for dynamic organisations of tomorrow.
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Intranet Marketing
May 2002
Intranet is using Internet technologies within an organization to facilitate
communication and access to information. It is basically a corporate information
network. As such the effectiveness of the intranet lies in the technologies
used, the content delivered and the participation levels of the employees
among other things.
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Knowledge
Management (KM) In Educational Institutions - Part I April
2002
Knowledge Management is a buzzword that is making its presence felt in
most organisations, big and small as today's businesses gear up to sift
through and create knowledge from reams of data available, and generated
advertently and inadvertently over the years. This knowledge will be hopefully
translated into concrete action that can be taken to further the interests
and impact effectively the growth of the organization.
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