Developing knowledge transfer programs to result in retention

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Poh S. Lim Principal Consultant Minuteman Resources

Transcript of Developing knowledge transfer programs to result in retention

Poh S. Lim

Principal Consultant

Minuteman Resources

ContentsExamining critical knowledge

Identifying whether knowledge is at risk of being lost

Developing a process for transferring knowledge

Implementing and increasing engagement, productivity and work quality

What is ‘Critical

Knowledge’?

Operations

Supply chain

AdministrativeProcesses

Consider the following:

The world is dynamic, not static

A corporation may be a leader today and bankrupt the next

Corporations are in a competitive

environment, vying for leadership in the

marketplace

What then is the ‘X’ factor of an organization?

Inherent AdaptableForward-looking

Open Engaging Inspiring

Poor leadership (lost direction)

Culture

Shared values and assumptions

Encoded within the organization

Everybody in the organization is a participant and is

valued

Employee Engagement

Knowledgeshared

Productivity

Innovation

Work quality

For more queries:Contact: Mr. Poh S. Lim

Principal Consultant/DirectorMinuteman Resources

HP: (+65) 96171577Website: www.minutemanresources.com