Rebecca BraglioCommunity Engagement Specialist II| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, Pa, United States
Did you have a lightbulb moment during this X-Change? If so, what was it? What was a key takeaway for you?
And, if you had a lightbulb moment, what are you going to do it about it now that Congress is over? Saving Changes...
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Judith LeeAssociate Professor & Chair Operations & IT Management Department| Golden Gate UniversitySan Francisco, Ca, United States
Hi Rebecca.
Participants in this discussion identified emerging technologies as a needed component of knowledge transfer. They particularly notes wiki's and mobile device interfaces.
These are especially important in environments that support virtual teams.
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Andy JordanPresident| Roffensian Consulting S.A.Cherry Grove, AB, Canada
I find that interesting - mobile technologies seem to be a really hot topic when it comes to tools, but I haven't yet seen any really good implementations of mobile - nothing that takes it beyond a desktop implementation.
Would love to hear some success stories! Saving Changes...
Rebecca BraglioCommunity Engagement Specialist II| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, Pa, United States
Wonderful!
For the participants then, were there any particular technologies that have been successful? Saving Changes...
Judith LeeAssociate Professor & Chair Operations & IT Management Department| Golden Gate UniversitySan Francisco, Ca, United States
One of the summaries from the breakfast mentioned "relating personal stories" as a way to share/transfer knowledge.
I'd like to hear from some participants whether this has worked for you, and what was the circumstance? Saving Changes...
Judith LeeAssociate Professor & Chair Operations & IT Management Department| Golden Gate UniversitySan Francisco, Ca, United States
It isn't too late to relate some personal stories as to how you have experienced knowledge sharing. This is a perfect opportunity to put this into action here.
