Slide Presentation: "Expertise Management Systems"
Prompted by conversations with government contractors in the Washington DC area I’ve created a brief (and very high-level) slide presentation that lays out some of the basics of what I’ve been calling “expertise management systems.”
- You can download a .pdf format file (which can be opened using Adobe Acrobat) by clicking here.
- You can jump to the SlideShare service to view the slideshow presentation — including a “full page” version — here.
- Or, you can view an “embedded” version below of the slide presentation based on code provided by SlideShare that I have added to this page:
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Here are thumbnail images of the individual slides in the presentation which I created and uploaded separately so you can see the detail on individual slides; click on the thumbnail to download the full size image:
For more information:
- To see a definition of the term “Expertise Management Systems” click here.
- To see a list of other postings in this blog related to Expertise Management, click here.
- To discuss whether an an Expertise Management System might be useful for your own organization, please contact me via email at ddmcd@yahoo.com and let me know when we can chat.
Posted on Monday, September 11, 2006 at 11:27AM
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Dennis D. McDonald
in Social Networking, Expertise Management, Content Management, Presentations, Definitions
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Dennis D. McDonald
in Social Networking, Expertise Management, Content Management, Presentations, Definitions
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4 Comments
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Since I don't know what you mean by "knowldgebase" I can't respond directly. Here's what my definition slide looks like right now:
An Expertise management System IS NOT:
- a document retrieval or file management system.
- an “expert system” that provides diagnostic or problem solving functionality.
An Expertise Management System IS a specialized Knowledge Management system that focuses on:
(1) finding out and continually recording what people (“experts”) in an organization know (“expertise”)
(2) making this expertise available to users so they can answer questions or solve problems that exceed personal or workgroup capabilities
Does this help?
- Dennis
Thanks for being an early user of slideshare. Feel free to shoot me any email if you have feedback...
The speed and display is on the money. Thanks so much for this.