Transforming Healthcare through Knowledge Management
Guest Blogger Jacquelynn Seymour Jackie is a Sr. Project Portfolio Manager/Clinical Systems within the Information Technology Division Project Management Office at a large healthcare organization in Northeast Ohio. She is anticipating graduation in May 2016 with a Master’s Degree in Information Architecture and Knowledge Management – Health Informatics. She is zealous about the possibilities of the application of this field in health care. We are a…
If a tree falls in a forest. . . a sound engineer will hear it! OR Knowledge Management and the Live Event Industry.
Guest Blogger Charles J Korecki Charles likes to describe himself as an eclectic “dabbler”. He lives, works, and plays in NE Ohio. He is grateful to his wife and daughter for their unwavering support. by Charles J Korecki By a show of virtual hands, who has heard the ubiquitous philosophical question: if a tree falls in a forest—and no one is around to hear it—does it…
Communities of Practice vs Traditional Student Approach: CoPs in Academic settings
By Guest Blogger: Lindsey Millan is an employee and graduate student at Kent State University. In her free time, she enjoys reading, roller skating, and spending time with her daughter. She is incredibly grateful for her husband Nate, who is supportive all of her endeavors. Over the past 10 years or so, higher education systems have seen a demand for more online courses and…
The Importance of Knowledge Management
by Edwin K. Morris on 12/7/2016 11:45 AM Edwin K. Morris Pioneer Knowledge Services [email protected] Knowledge management is a contemporary business practice and organizational capacity builder that is recognized and used by governments, military systems, industries, corporations, foundations, and academia. The World Health Organization considers “KM to be the dual challenge of, first, managing information and processes and, second, managing people and their environment so that knowledge…
