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Building the
Enterprise of the Future:
Transforming your organization to compete in
the
global knowledge economy
Think about how quickly your
market is changing. If you are like most
organizations, you are struggling to keep up, when in
fact, you should be leading the charge.
As the pace of change
accelerates, the old business models no longer work. If you
want to succeed in the global knowledge economy, you
have to transform your organization into the
Enterprise of the Future. This means learning, and innovating,
at the speed of change in the market.
Sustaining high performance in a complex,
fast-changing world
Your goal is to move from a knowledge-hoarding organization to a
knowledge-sharing enterprise. This means
capturing, sharing, applying, and growing the
institutional knowledge which is most
critical to your success.
We have identified three areas of
transformation essential to becoming an enterprise of the
future:
- Maintaining strategic alignment, from top-to-bottom
- Knowing what you know, and
applying it
- Attracting, retaining, and growing talent
Maintaining strategic alignment, from top-to-bottom,
means:
- Sensing, responding to, and driving, the
changes in your market
- Aligning people, processes and
technologies with strategy
- Choosing the right tools and technologies,
and using those you already have more effectively
- Continually measuring, tracking, and
improving performance
Knowing what you know, and applying it, means:
- Capturing and growing your critical
knowledge, before it walks out the door
- Capturing, sharing, and applying
lessons-learned
- Making faster, better, and more consistent
decisions, with fewer errors
Attracting, retaining, and growing talent
means:
- Making your organization a safe proving
ground for generating and testing new ideas
- Recognizing and rewarding learning, innovating,
and contributing through others, as
critical skills
- Creating a culture of shared success
driven by knowledge creation, sharing, and growth
All of which result in — sustained
high performance in the new, global knowledge economy.
We are the next-generation
consultancy, with a scientifically proven framework for transforming
your organization into a knowledge enterprise. Our
methodology
is based on over twenty years of university research and field
application, in government, commercial, and non-profit organizations.
Hence our name: Applied Knowledge Sciences.
Let us show you how it's done. We'd be delighted to share our
knowledge with you, and help you become a highly adaptive, fast-learning
organization.
My very
best wishes for your continued success.

Arthur J. Murray, D.Sc.
President and CEO
Applied Knowledge Sciences, Inc.
Boyce, Virginia, USA; Manama, Bharain
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AKS team members among Emerald
Literati Network's 2007 Excellence Award recipients
Recent Articles
(from KMWorld's monthly series,
The Future of the Future):
Enterprise of the Future Update: Report from the Trenches
Goodbye, Knowledge Worker... Hello, Knowledge Entrepreneur
Out of Africa: the Next Billion Minds
Government as a Knowledge Enterprise
Boundary-less Living, Working and Learning
A Billion-Mind Economy
Overcoming Resistance to Change
Breaking the Lessons-Learned Barrier
Breaking Free of the Technology Trap
Building the Enterprise of the Future Means No More Secrets
More...
Events:
2008:
Monday, September 22:
KMWorld & Intranets 2008, San Jose, CA;
Workshop led by Dr. Art Murray: "Building an Enterprise of the Future"
Thursday, September 25:
KMWorld & Intranets 2008, San Jose, CA;
Presentation by Dr. Art Murray and Mr. Tom Beckman: "Lessons Learned
About Lessons Learned"
Events Archive:
2007:
November 5: KMWorld &
Intranets 2007, San Jose, CA; Workshops led by Drs. Art Murray and Rudy
Garrity:
Dealing
with Change & Building the Enterprise of the Future - 9:00 a.m. –
12:00 p.m.
Learnership:
Developing Knowledge Worker Skills for the Future
- 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

May 24: Dallas/Fort Worth KM
Community (download
presentation)
May 23: Succession Planning for
Government (online seminar hosted by Plexus Scientific and HandySoft)
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