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01-04-2007 12:40 AM
01-04-2007 12:40 AM
KM Value in ITIL/ITSM Project Management
As a Knowledge Management Project Manager for HP, I'm soliciting opinions about the value of knowledge content (creation and reuse) in project management. Anecdotal evidence as well as references to success stories is appreciated!
I'm preparing a white paper and would welcome a discussion here about the value of knowledge content to IT professionals such as those who read this forum.
So, for example, how frequently do you use/reuse content in your project management? A discussion is welcome! I hope for input by 1-March-2007 and will cite this forum as appropriate and anticipate the exchanges will beneficial for all!
Tara Pangakis, PMP
Systems Documentation, Inc.
I'm preparing a white paper and would welcome a discussion here about the value of knowledge content to IT professionals such as those who read this forum.
So, for example, how frequently do you use/reuse content in your project management? A discussion is welcome! I hope for input by 1-March-2007 and will cite this forum as appropriate and anticipate the exchanges will beneficial for all!
Tara Pangakis, PMP
Systems Documentation, Inc.
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01-09-2007 11:46 PM
01-09-2007 11:46 PM
Re: KM Value in ITIL/ITSM Project Management
hi!
I am not sure whether i will be of much help. I was working on some what similar area for a shorter period and collected few data, & love to share with u. Please discard them, if they are not meeting your expectations.
http://www.waseda.jp/assoc-cioacademy/pdf/wongchuay.pdf
http://www.tlainc.com/articl107.htm
http://www.fig.net/commission2/budapest_2006/papers/ts03_02_muggenhuber.pdf
http://www.ceocio.com.cn/special/cio2005/yjjx/zhang_xq.ppt
http://www.anmsi.org/ppt/EAF0304.ppt
http://www.ceocio.com.cn/special/cio2005/yjjx/zhang_xq.ppt
All the best!!
Ashly
I am not sure whether i will be of much help. I was working on some what similar area for a shorter period and collected few data, & love to share with u. Please discard them, if they are not meeting your expectations.
http://www.waseda.jp/assoc-cioacademy/pdf/wongchuay.pdf
http://www.tlainc.com/articl107.htm
http://www.fig.net/commission2/budapest_2006/papers/ts03_02_muggenhuber.pdf
http://www.ceocio.com.cn/special/cio2005/yjjx/zhang_xq.ppt
http://www.anmsi.org/ppt/EAF0304.ppt
http://www.ceocio.com.cn/special/cio2005/yjjx/zhang_xq.ppt
All the best!!
Ashly
http://www.geocities.com/helponhpopenview
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