5 Days - OKS Certificate Program 2024: Managing Knowledge for Organization Effectiveness
OKS Certificate Program 2024: Managing Knowledge for Organization Effectiveness

5 Days - OKS Certificate Program 2024: Managing Knowledge for Organization Effectiveness

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The Knowledge Strategy Certificate program is centered around the World Bank Organizational Knowledge Sharing (OKS) approach and tools. This 5-day (face to face) certificate program is run as a workshop which covers the 8 elements of the OKS Framework + the innovation element necessary to develop an enabling environment for projects and organizational effectiveness and Innovation.

  1. Leadership and Culture
  2. Governance, Skills and Systems
  3. Financing
  4. Partnerships
  5. Monitoring and Evaluation
  6. Identifying and Capturing
  7. Knowledge and learning products
  8. Knowledge sharing and exchange
  9. Knowledge-based Innovation

International guest speakers will join to share their practical experience on the topics covered.


???????? OKS Certificate Program 2024 [DAY 1]

Monday, May 27

??? Bruno Laporte ??? Dr. Vincent Ribiere

Introduction and Rules for the workshop

Review of Agenda and objectives

+ Why Knowledge Sharing

+ Organization Knowledge Sharing Framework

+ Creating an enabling environment

+ The role of Senior Management

+ Motivation and incentives for knowledge sharing

+ Governance, structure and systems for knowledge sharing

+ Using Technology for Knowledge Sharing

+ Knowledge sharing business models and financing

+ Knowledge sharing partnerships

+ Monitoring and evaluation

With Guest Speaker: Andy Credo Sibuea : PT MRT Jakarta (Indonesia)

+ Strategic Delivery and Corporate Performance Management

+ Developing a Knowledge Sharing Strategy

Top 3 Opportunities for KM to capitalize on right now

38% Employees are frustrated with chaotic, disorganized, information repositories

36% Employees retirements and churn make it critical to capture

34% New Technology like AI can help KM scale


Top 3 Prioritize KM 2024

30% identifying and mapping or prioritizing critical knowledge

27% incorporating AI Generative & Smart Technologies

25% Transferring expert Knowledge


Quality, Scale, Efficiency, Collaboration, Continuity


Why Organizational Capture Development for Knowledge

1. Increase effectiveness of service delivery

2. Increase sustainability of service delivery

3. Replication and Scale up of what work

Strengthening Knowledge Sharing of 3 levels

Internal > Domestic > International

Enabling Environment

4 Key Elements of Transformation for Knowledge Sharing

Leadership, Vision & Expectation, Strategy, Organizational policy.


Leadership

Senior Manager should have:

Build by in at the top, Act as role models, Identify KS Champion, and Communicate


Vision and Expectation

Target Audience, Needs, Business Value

Knowledge for who? Knowledge for what?

Develop goals for internal & external knowledge sharing (Result/Indicator)

Value Proposition

Vision Mission

Motivation with Extrinsic and Intrinsic along with Autonomy, Mastery and Propose


Governance and Structure & System

- Roles and Responsibility

- Skills and Training

- KM system

Supervision & Implementation

Chief Knowledge and learning officer

Learning and training center

Communities of Practice (COP)

Knowledge Champion


Role of the CKO

In-house vs Outsource

Identification, Validation, Capturing, IT-system, Learning Design, Brokering and Sharing

Roles and responsibilities


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Getting the mix right between

People (70%)

Technology (10%)

Process (20%)


Frequently IT system for KM sharing

Microsoft Team, Confluence/Jira

KM Evolution (1995 > 2000 > 2005)

Leverage Explicit Knowledge

From Techno Centric to Human Centric to Social KM to Innovation Centric

Leverage Experiential Knowledge

Needs for the right customized tools


KM Strategies

Codification - Collection dimension (Document Centered)

Personalization

(Connecting Dimension)


Example of tools that support KM

Push (Automatic) /Pull (Manual) technologies


8 Levels of Social Technologies Collaboration

Conversation

Communication

Coordination

Cooperation

Collaboration

Co-Creation

How new technologies enhance KM with TOP 5 Technologies

100 GEN AI tools in context of learning and knowledge management

AI assistants will require (super-) human level intelligence

Business models and financing

Knowledge sharing Partnerships

5 Benefits (Capability, Innovation, Adaptable, Skills, and Financing)

Informal vs Formal Partnerships Characteristic


???????? OKS Certificate Program 2024 [DAY 2]

Tuesday, May 28

??? Bruno Laporte ??? Dr. Vincent Ribiere

KNOWLEDGE CAPTURE

Technical Skill Side

Recap of Day 1

Knowledge as an Organizational asset

Knowledge Mapping and Knowledge Audits

The Art of Knowledge Capturing

Identifying critical knowledge

Capturing Knowledge Assets

Validating and Formatting Knowledge Asses

Guest Speaker: Robin Van Kippersluis

Guest Speaker: Anjali Sharma I Strategic Storytelling??


The Rise and Fall of Economic Eras

Agricultural > Industrial (Productivity) > Information (Quality) > Knowledge (Innovation)

Knowledge is an asset (Intangible)

To know or not to know with Quadrant

Employee/Company Awareness & Knowledge Resource (KK, KDK, DKK, DKDK)

Strategic Gap: What firm is doing > What firm must do to complete

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Knowledge Gap: What firm Knows > What Firms must know

Corporate knowledge asset - loss 70% of knowledge everytime employee leave.

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How to boost knowledge

  • Knowledge Exchange
  • Business showcase
  • Mentorship
  • Research and Development
  • Outsource


Why Knowledge leak?

Forget, out-date, irrelevant, employee leave.

Knowledge Identifying Methods

(Individual > Continuous Experience)

Knowledge Mapping is a process by which organizational can identify and categorized knowledge asset

To identify Knowledge Domains

To identify Knowledge Experts (People)

Enterprise > Cross-Functional > Process Knowledge Map

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Example of Knowledge Map

A Framework for scoping the target phenomena of knowledge audits (Lambe, 2023) with 7 dimensions

  1. Stocks
  2. Flows
  3. Goals & Needed
  4. Outcome
  5. Capability
  6. Process
  7. Enables


The Learning-Knowledge Loop

Experience, Cognitive Process, Social Interaction and support (Learning) --> Knowledge --> Make Decisions [Create ideas, Solve Problems] --> Take Action [Feeling, Empowerment] --> High ot Low Performance depends on Input <--> Feedback

An accumulation of bricks is not a wall. Of information is not Knowledge

If you don't know how to use them, it will never be enough, doesn't not matter how many resources you have

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DIKW Pyramid + Intelligence

Collecting > Meaning > Learning > Applying

Experiential/Tacit (Capturing your Experience and that of your peers - Personalization) vs. Explicit (Capturing from document - Codification)

The Galaxy of Knowledge

Knowledge flow (Direct 70% vs indirect transfer 30%)


Plenary Discussion

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Same knowledge assets can be variety design with different situation.

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Workshop

Identification > Capture > Validation > Formatting

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Guest Speaker: Robin Van Kippersluis

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A Step-by-Step process for systematic capture of operational experience & lesson learned

Knowledge Asset - A digital document or collection of media containing complied, structured, and validated guidance on a specific question or challenge.

Expert: Somebody who has a prolonged or intense experience through practice in a particular field

Who identifies what is worth sharing

Expert him/herself

The person tasked with capturing relevant knowledge

Co-worker, managers, business partner and client


Capturing Criteria

  • Relevant - Demand
  • Focused - Well Defined
  • Shareable
  • Easy to capture
  • Easy to validate
  • At risk of being lost


Who captures (The expert, A Colleague, A Dedicated External Expert)


Capturing

Communication, Knowledge, and Technology

"The Palest ink os better than best memory"

20 minutes is good time when to capturing (Attention Span)

The Forgetting Curve

Planning towards a Knowledge Asset


Facts

1. Context and Challenge

2. Solution

3. Result


Interpretation

4. Lesson Learned

5. Recommendation

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5W1H

Capturing Activity

- Interview

- Storytelling

- Observation

- Blog

- focus group

- How to guide

- Community of Practice (POC)

- Job Shadowing


???????? OKS Certificate Program 2024 [DAY 3]

Tuesday, May 29

??? Arnauld de Nadaillac

MD, Human Resources Development Consultant Bangkok (Thailand)

LEARNING DESIGN

Technical Skill Side

Recap of Day 2

Six principles of learning design

Impacts and outcomes

Learning methods

Action forward


Designing Effective Learning Offering (Knowledge Dissemination)

Start with Group Workshop: Draw picture of "What successful learning" without any word and sharing

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Planning + Communication --> Precise Objective


6 Keys Principle of efficient learning

1. Starting with the end in mind

2. Motivation Drivers

3. Learning Styles

4. Challenges

5. Speed Repetition

6. Learning Define


5 Levels of Evaluation

1. Satisfaction

2. Skills

3. New behavior action

4. Business Impact

5. ROI


7 Impacts that related to Business Impact

1. Save time

2. Save Cost

3. Increase Output

4. Increase Quality

5. Increase Internal Climate

6. Increase External Climate

7. Numbers of Innovation


With 5W1H

12 is good numbers of Trainees.


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???????? OKS Certificate Program 2024 [DAY 4]

Thursday, May 30

??? Dr. Vincent

KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE

Recap of Day 3

Anchoring a knowledge Exchange

Defining a knowledge Exchange

Designing a knowledge Exchange

Implementing the knowledge Exchange

Measuring and Reporting Results

Guest Speaker: Philip Karp

+ Overview of Knowledge Exchange Design Methodology

+ Case Study - Medellin Lab

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What is Knowledge Exchange?

Involves sharing of knowledge and experience within and across countries, regions or projects.


Why use Knowledge Exchange?

+ Learn from peer who have overcome similar challenge

+ Access practical knowledge and solution cost effectiveness

+ Share, Replicate, Scale up solutions


Proposed of Knowledge Exchange?

- Context of a Development Challenge

- Address major capacity constraints

- Targets Change Agents

- Focus on concrete outcomes/Results


Challenge

+ How to get (and measure) result from KE

+ How to systematically integrate

Book Recommendation: Art of Knowledge Exchange (Scale up, Replicate, Innovate, Adapt)


5 Steps Roadmap

1. Anchor

2. Define

3. Design & Develop

4. Implement

5. Measurement

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1. ANCHOR

to understand of broad objective and key obstruction that are constraint action or holding back change

What policy or institutional challenge are holding back change:

- Technical Skills

- Consensus

- Connections

- Implementation Know-how


2. DEFINE

- Measure results are best achieved if they are derived from cleary defined

- Understand role & characteristic of main stakeholders (Lead/Champion, Influencer, conveners, Actor)

- Identifying the most appropriate knowledge and/or solution provided

+ Determine instrument outcome

Unpacking the black box of result

(Input > Output > Outcome > Impact)

Intermediate Outcome

× New knowledge

× Enhance Skills

× Enhance Connectivity

× Improve Consensus

× New and Improved Action


3. DESIGN & DEVELOP

Selection of an appropriate blend and sequence of Knowledge Exchange's instruments & activities.

Instruments example:

÷ Expert visit

÷ Conference

÷ Twinning

÷ Study tour

Link between instruments & Intermediate outcome.

Blending & Sequencing of Instrument

Conference + Knowledge fair + Community of Practice (COP) = New Knowledge

Added up with Sequence activity planning, delivery, and Follow-up & Motivation

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Case study: Medellin Lab

14.41 minutes VDO and workshop


ANCHOR:

1.1 Identify the development goal

The development goal in Honduras was to promote development of indigenous communities while respecting thier social and cultural vision.

1.2 Define the institutional challenge(s)

Weak Environment for change

Inefficient policy instruments

Inefficient organizational arragement

1.3 Determine the change objective(s)

A change objective is the change your clients and stakeholders believe will best address the institutional challenge(s) they've identified.


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DEFINE:

2.1 Identify participant profiles

+ Who will lead?

+ Who will influence?

+ Who will Convene?

+ Who will Act?

2.2 Determine intermediate outcomes

× New Knowledge

× Enhanced Skill

× Improved Consensus

× Enhanced Connectivity

× New and improved actions

2.3 Identify the most appropriate knowledge providers

÷ Demonstrated success

÷ Relevant Experience

÷ Familiarity

÷ Resources

÷ Readiness

DESIGN & DEVELOP

3.1 Select the participants

3.2 Verify the objective and outcomes

3.3 Organize the design and delivery team

3.4 Assemble the knowledge exchange


IMPLEMENT

4.1 Guide the participants along their learning journey

4.2 Orchestrate engagement and build relationships

4.3 Document implementation and track result


MEASURE & REPORT RESULTS

5.1 Synthesize implementation data

5.2 Measure results

5.3 Report results

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Cruise Party Trip


???????? OKS Certificate Program 2024 [DAY 5]

Friday, May 31

??? Dr. Vincent and Bruno

KNOWLEDGE-BASED INNOVATION + KNOWLEDGE CLINIC

Recap of Day 4

From Knowledge creation to innovation

KM Model Canvas

Knowledge Clinic

Certificate Award Ceremony

Guest Speaker: Soha Radwan

Knowledge & Innovation Specialist Dubai Government (UAE)

If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.

Path dependence - explain how the set of decision one faces for any given circumstance is limited by the decision one has made the past.

Creativity is just Connecting thing - Steve Job

We can connect the dot that we collect

Mexican Loteria (Storytelling cards) Connecting the dot

Information --> Knowledge --> Creative

+Copy --> Transformation --> Combine

Serendipity

Find something without being for it

Process

Prepared mind --> Unexpected Event (Gen AI) --> Recognize Potential --> Seize the moment --> Amplify --> Evaluate

Knowledge is not an object.

Close vs Open Innovation.

KM is Management old knowledge (Exploitation) leads to

Innovation creating new knowledge (Exploration)

Get the water out of the glass, without touching the glass - more than method that you thought.

Innovation = Inspiration + Ideation + Incubation + Implementation

with 4 Types of Innovation (Finance, Process, Offering, Delivery)

KM Innovation Canvas (KIC)

Key KM Partners: Partners we rely onto make our KM Model work

Trigger Questions

× Who are our KM partners?

× Who are pur KM supplier?

× Which KM services do they fulfil for us?

× Which KM/KA do they perform for us?

× Which elements of our KM model do they deliveror support?

× Who are our internal partners?

× Who are our external partners?

× Why did we make the choices above?

× Reduce Risks?

× Access to special skills/competencies?

× Economies of scale

× Reduce cost?

× Improve reach?


Key KM Activities

Most important actively to make the KM Model work.

Pattern

× Define KM Business Cafe

× KM Strategy/Roadmap

× Define & Manage KM Flow

× Design & Manage KM Approaches

× Develop KM Measures/Analytics

× Define & Manage KM Governance

× Define & Reward KM behaviors

× KM Change Management

× KM Solution Enactment (KM Architecture)

× Evolve KM Maturity

× Manage KM Segment/Partner Relationship

× Drive KM Value Realization

× Define KM Offers/Services


KM Key Resources

Most Important assets to make the KM model work

Trigger Questions

÷ Which KR do our KM services need?

÷ Which KR do our KM/KA need?

÷ Which KR do our KM channels & relationship need?

÷ Which physical resources?

÷ Which intellectual resources?

÷ Which financial resources?

÷ Which human resources?


KM Value Proposition

What we deliver & the value it provides.


KM Relationship

Types


KM Service Delivery

How we communicate, deliver KM services to customers.


KM Personas

Who are creating value for?


KM Value

Where does our funding come from and what value are we creating


KM Budget

Costs underpinning our KM model


. LUNCH


Knowledge Clinic

Teeraphol Ambhai

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OKS Certificate Program, a learning management course in Bangkok from May 27-31, 2024. Read more details at https://www.okscertificates.org

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KM is something you do, not something you buy - Gartner

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