What can be done to ensure that the CKO unlocks a company’s latent potential? To find out, we asked CKOs at various companies for their views about the make-or-break factors. Although the CKOs had different experiences, all concurred that success depends on two things: first, on the ability of senior management to agree about what it hopes to gain from managing knowledge explicitly and from creating a performance culture (which raises the staff’s demand for knowledge) and, second, on how well the CKO develops and executes a knowledge-management agenda.
Content: Article
Authors: Eric Matson, Nathaniel Foote, Nicholas Rudd
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subjects: Best Practices, Knowledge Management
Authors: Eric Matson, Nathaniel Foote, Nicholas Rudd
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subjects: Best Practices, Knowledge Management
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