[ba-ohs-talk] Economics of Management Enable Culture of Knowledge
John, (01)
Thanks for the correction to Mark's address. The copy sent to him
bounced back, so I called Mark and left a message. He should get the
copy of the letter to you..... (02)
http://www.welchco.com/04/00070/61/02/07/0801.HTM#0001 (03)
...with re-submission in your letter below, but just to be safe, am
providing another copy, per above. (04)
Glad to hear there is strong interest in your important conference. (05)
Rod (06)
************* (07)
John Maloney wrote:
>
> Rod,
>
> Thanks for your message and best wishes.
>
> The "Knowledge Economics Summit" is filling-up fast. There is
> considerable demand for the twin disciplines of "Value-based Knowledge
> Management" and "Economics-based Knowledge Management."
>
> Please note Mark Clare's preferred email: mark.clare@verizon.net.
>
> Cordially,
>
> John
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-ba-ohs-talk@bootstrap.org
> [mailto:owner-ba-ohs-talk@bootstrap.org] On Behalf Of Rod Welch
> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 3:41 PM
> To: announce@gkec.org
> Cc: Clare, Mark; Snowden, Dave; Traille, Ed; Conklin, Jeff; OHS/DKR, SRI
> Subject: [ba-ohs-talk] Economics of Management Enable Culture of
> Knowledge
>
> John,
>
> Thanks for your letter on June 27, shown below, announcing a seminar
> where Mark Clare will develop ROI calculations for KM. This can be a
> powerful enabling force that provides timely guidance to strengthen
> wider economy, as further set out in my letter to you....
>
> http://www.welchco.com/04/00070/61/02/07/0801.HTM#0001
>
> Good luck with the conference.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Rod
>
> *************
>
> announce@gkec.org wrote:
> >
> > The Global Knowledge Economics Council (GKEC) invites you to "The
> > Knowledge Economics Summit" sponsored by the GKEC and the Knowledge
> > Management ClusterR
> >
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit will be Monday and Tuesday, July 29/30,
>
> > 2002 in San Francisco, California USA, from 8am-5pm.
> >
> > http://www.kmcluster.com/kes/
> >
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit is the first event of its kind to
> > combine the twin disciplines of "Value-based Knowledge Management" and
>
> > "Economics-based Knowledge Management" into an efficient, two-day,
> > interactive workshop.
> >
> > This event is an important milestones in the ascendancy of knowledge
> > management and enterprise collaboration. It will be instrumental in
> > establishing KM, enterprise collaboration and communities as key
> > financial drivers and competitive differentiators for the enterprise.
> >
> > This workshop will allow you to articulate to top management, boards,
> > shareholders and investors the stunning financial advantages and
> > lasting value of your knowledge management and enterprise
> > collaboration initiatives.
> >
> > The methods and techniques you will take away from this event will
> > allow you to capture the attention of your top management in order to
> > win sponsorship and lead excellence in KM and enterprise
> > collaboration.
> >
> > You will learn proven techniques to build powerful cases for your KM
> > initiatives using the language and techniques of business economics
> > and corporate finance.
> >
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit is not a discussion of management fads
> > or philosophy. It is a hands-on workshop to equip you with the tools
> > and abilities to understand and drive the financial benefits and value
>
> > of knowledge management and enterprise collaboration. You will learn
> > how to use KM, collaboration and community to drive top-line growth
> > and bottom-line efficiencies for the enterprise.
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > ----
> > ------
> > Benefits
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit will give you the tools to propel
> knowledge
> > management and enterprise collaboration onto the enterprise agenda. It
> > will enable you to rationalize and lead a robust knowledge strategy
> for
> > your firm.
> >
> > Many KM and enterprise collaboration initiatives are challenged. They
> > languish from lack of awareness, poor measurement and misunderstood
> > financial benefits.
> >
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit will allow you to answer the
> > fundamental question -- What are the financial advantages, benefits
> > and shareholder value created by your knowledge management and
> > enterprise collaboration strategies, initiatives and technology
> > deployments?
> >
> > The hands-on Knowledge Economics Summit will give you the tools and
> > techniques to allow you to achieve the following goals and objectives
> > for your organization, clients and customers:
> >
> > o Learn/use applied tools and techniques for Value-based Knowledge
> > Management
> >
> > o Fundamentally and permanantly reform financial management techniques
>
> > for knowledge management, enterprise collaboration and business
> > communities
> >
> > o Develop hard financial and systems level models to evaluate and
> > select KM and collaboration technologies
> >
> > o Use corporate finance and economic techniques to show the
> > mission-critical nature of KM and enterprise collaboration
> >
> > o Displace ineffective information systems investment with effective
> > financial leadership of knowledge-based initiatives
> >
> > o Arrive at a common definition and vocabulary for Value-based
> > Knowledge Management and Knowledge Economics
> >
> > o Identify resources and opinion leaders in Knowledge Economics
> >
> > o Interact with your peer group to share and diffuse KM innovations
> > and models
> >
> > The main thrust of the Knowledge Economics Summit occurs at the
> > intersection of leadership, practice and research.
> >
> > By design and necessity, the Knowledge Economic Summit triangulates
> > business leadership, knowledge management practice and leading
> > academic research. The result is practical, relevant and immediate
> > application to business.
> >
> > You will take away turnkey tools, methods, templates, formulas,
> > techniques and concepts to immediately and effectively apply in your
> > day-to-day activities and longer term KM planning initiatives.
> >
> > Knowledge Economics Summit Event Web
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > ----
> > ------
> > Logistics and Registration
> > The Knowledge Economics Summit will be Monday and Tuesday, July 29/30,
> > 2002 in San Francisco, California USA, from 8am-5pm.
> >
> > The venue is:
> >
> > The California Room
> > Mark Hopkins Inter-Continental Hotel
> > Number One Nob Hill, 999 California Street
> > San Francisco, California 94108 USA
> > Tel: +1 415 392 3434, Fax: +1 415 421 3302
> > E-mail: SanFrancisco@interconti.com
> >
> > Secure, online registration is required. This event will reach
> > capacity quickly. Tuition covers event costs, including materials,
> > refreshments, meals, equipment and related expenses.
> >
> > Knowledge Economics Summit Secure Online Registration
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > ----
> > ------
> >
> > The KM Cluster Knowledge Economics Summit is open to all.
> > Pre-registration online is required. Unlike expensive mega-conferences
>
> > and hype-fueled vendor seminars, participation is keep small to
> > maximize productive interactions.
> >
> > All participants are identified. Follow-up interaction and ongoing
> > collaboration among participants and event leaders is encouraged and
> > commonplace.
> >
> > For secure, online registration visit:
> > https://www.kmcluster.com/secureorderform.htm
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Edward Swanstrom
> > Secretary-General
> > Global Knowledge Economics Council
> > http://www.gkec.org
> > edward-swanstrom@gkec.org
> >
> > John Maloney
> > www.kmcluster.com/kes
> > jmaloney@kmcluster.com
> > Knowledge Management Cluster
> >
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