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Systemic Constellation as a Supportive Tool for Dealing with Change
As knowledge managers, we are dealing many times with the objections, which arise as a part of the natural process of change. At the...

Noga Chipman-Steinwartz
Apr 30, 20114 min read


Collaborative Decision Making
Business intelligence (BI) is a strategically important practice in many organizations. Organizations can improve their business...
Gabi Ben- zion
Apr 30, 20113 min read


The Complete Guide to Knowledge Management - Book Review
" The Complete Guide to Knowledge Management: A Strategic Plan to Leverage Your Company's Intellectual Capital " was authored in 2011 by Dr. Edna Fisher and Dr. Tuvia Ronen. Dr. Pasher, a renowned strategic management consultant, introduced the concept of knowledge management to Israel, while Dr. Ronen serves as the VP at Rafael. Despite being written in English, the book is distinctly situated in Israel. While numerous examples are drawn from Rafael's experiences, the State

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 30, 20118 min read


EPSS as Part of the Organizational Knowledge Management Infrastructure
EPSS (Electronic Performance Support Systems) are tools designed to support system performance. Despite their tremendous potential (for...

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 30, 20113 min read


Coping with Change
We, knowledge managers, often encounter resistance, which arises as a natural part of the change process. Despite the tendency to seek...

Noga Chipman-Steinwartz
Apr 30, 20114 min read


Open Leadership - Book Review
" Open Leadership: How Social Technology Can Transform the Way You Lead ," authored by Charlene Li, a partner at a management consulting firm, was published in 2010. In 2009, Li gained recognition as one of the most influential women in technology, and in 2008, she was acknowledged as one of the 40 women to follow and one of the 50 most influential women in Silicon Valley. While the book is titled "Open Leadership," it might be more accurate to refer to it as addressing "open

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 1, 20118 min read


Learn how to manage Knowledge in your organization
Knowledge management (KM) has been a natural development over the past years, and a “hot” topic for many organizations. The ability to...

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 1, 20113 min read


Converting Knowledge Items - Quantity vs. Quality
The project to replace the organization's knowledge management system involves investing significant resources: financial, technological,...

Galit Lieber
Apr 1, 20113 min read


Interview with Naama Halevi- Peer, Manager of the organizational portal in Hapoalim bank
During the five years of its work, the bank’s organizational portal, under the strategic department, has become the center of...

Keren Trosler
Apr 1, 20116 min read


Knowledge content migration
Many organizations choose to migrate (or “move”) their knowledge content from one system to another. The migration of content can have...

Rom Global
Apr 1, 20113 min read


Advantages and disadvantages of different types of graphs
There is more data available to organizations than ever before in history. We are flooded with data,In order to present it, we may use...

Tzvika Amit
Apr 1, 20115 min read


Document Management in Small Organizations
2011. ROM Company is yet a tiny organization with over 20 employees. As a company responsible for providing consulting services to...

Sivan Arar Reuven
Mar 1, 20113 min read


Critical Path of UX activities
Critical Path Method (CPM) is a common method of network project activities that must be completed on time in order for the project to...

Anat Katzenelnbogen
Mar 1, 20113 min read


Mastering Organizational Knowledge Flow - Book Review
The book " Mastering Organizational Knowledge Flow: How to Make Knowledge Sharing Work " was written by Frank Leistner in 2010. He currently serves as the SAS Knowledge Management Manager at SAS, one of the largest private software companies globally. Leistner, an advocate against using the term "knowledge management" because he believes knowledge itself cannot be managed, emphasizes the importance of managing and influencing the flow of knowledge. In his book, he underscores

Dr. Moria Levy
Mar 1, 20117 min read


Knowledge Management Projects: How to succeed without “burnout”?
What Is Burnout? Work-related burnout is not a new idea; employees have been experiencing its effects since the organized workplace has...

Noga Chipman-Steinwartz
Mar 1, 20113 min read


Organization's Knowledge Base Website Templates
Where's Wally (also known as Where's Waldo in the US) is a series of children's picture books created by British illustrator Martin...

Keren Harel
Feb 1, 20114 min read


The Six Secrets of Change - Book Review
The author, Michael Fullan, well-known in certain circles, has been writing about management and change for years. His notable books include " Motion Leadership ," " Leading in a Culture of Change ," and more. " The Six Secrets of Change: What the Best Leaders Do to Help Their Organizations Survive and Thrive " is not solely about change and change management but instead focuses on management and success in the new age in a complex and ever-changing environment. The book deve

Dr. Moria Levy
Feb 1, 20118 min read


Applying the AIDA principles to an intranet portal homepage
In this article, we'll discuss how we can design a portal homepage that implements the principles laid out by the AIDA model. AIDA stands...

Shlomit Amichi
Feb 1, 20113 min read


Email Marketing - How to Do It Right?
Email marketing, also known as an email newsletter, is a type of email sent out by companies or individuals to a subscriber list...

Meirav Barsadeh
Jan 1, 20113 min read


Virtual Discussion Summary
A joint discussion with Dr. Asher Idan, Director of the Social Media Futures Management Program in the Faculty of Management at Tel Aviv...

Dr. Moria Levy
Jan 1, 20114 min read
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