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5 Elements of Working Out Loud
John Stepper gave us a great gift with his Book „Working Out Loud„. Our world becomes more and more digital, so new behaviors, new habits and competence is needed to master it. Besides it would be great to make our world a better place too;-) For our Organization I introduced Working Out Loud also as…
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Keynote at 600Minutes Human Resources
Looking forward to my Keynote at 600 Minutes Human Resources conference / Munich Hilton Park, tomorrow. My Topics will be Digital Transformation, Co-Creation, Working Out Loud, CoachNet, Networks, Leadership, Digital Maturity and of course the role of HR. What I specially like about this event is their advanced digital organization, via a modern web based platform (delegate portal) to…
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Questions for HR Business Partner
Time is changing – specially for HR I see many new topics rising. The term „HR Business Partner“ implies that HR acts as a consultant for business leaders. Based on current evaluations, HR is not the function with the most advanced digital know how, nor being the function with the highest interest in it (still). In my…
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Digitale Tranformation von Unternehmen – DGFP Kongress
Unter diesem Titel findet nächste Woche der DGFP (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Personalführung) Kongress in Berlin statt. „Fragen für eine Zukunftsorientierte Unternehmensführung und HR Management“ – mich freut es ganz besonders, dass inzwischen auch renommierte Vertreter des Personalwesens das Thema Enterprise 2.0 auf der Agenda haben. Das sah noch vor einem Jahr völlig anders aus*. Perfekt…
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Infographic about organizational learning and knowledge management
Knowledge Management in the past decades was aiming for collecting, storing and categorizing knowledge. In my eyes it failed – Huge databases of dead documents have been built with tremendous effort and very little outcome. Usability, maintenance or accessibility – it just did not work – not to mention the never reached ROI (=return of…