Unintended Consequences- Farmers May Not Repay Bank Loans
It took less than 60 days for the ’Law of Unintended Consequences’ to create a ripple effect across India. Even the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India had to warn the States of fiscal slippages that could lead to rise in inflation and affect the National Balance Sheet. Really strong words- but it gives […]
Choosing the right person to lead the knowledge management initiative!
I have often been asked by prospective clients who should lead the KM effort in their organization. I have also seen a few KM programs getting delayed because there was dissention as to who within the organization should lead the function. (Actually the issue is that no-one wants to take ownership of KM) This dilemma […]
‘Leverage’ will be the Key Word for KM in 2014!
While a lot of noise is getting generated around getting ‘Social’ and ‘Gamification’, my strong conviction is that the Key Word for 2014 is going to be ‘Leverage’. After all, just as ‘all roads lead to Rome’, the objective of all KM efforts is to ‘leverage’ the knowledge residing in the organization and in its […]
InKnoWin Appreciation Wall
As the year 2013 draws to a close it is time to pay tribute to all those who have played a role in the journey of InKnoWin Consulting during the year. And I felt there is no better way than to put all the names up there on a wall and publicly acknowledge them. Using […]
A Knovember to Remember….. Some discovered knowledge gems.
In this blog on KM Asia 2103 I share my takeaways from some of the other brilliant participants and their case studies. This is in no particular order. Avi Kedem, CKO, Israel Aerospace Industries enlightened the conference with the very real issue of Knowledge Continuity of retirees’. However I can see that the same applies where […]





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