A consideration of the work of Dixon, author of the popular 'Common Knowledge', considering her model based on five modes of knowledge transfer. She considers the recipient of knowledge and the knowledge type to be the deciding factors when choosing a method of transfer.
Thomas J Lee has developed a comprehensive 12 step approach to internal communication. Here we consider these steps in the broader context of Lee’s strategic communication.
Encourage team members to consider how they work in a wider team, with other teams and internal customers in the organisation. Allow around 40 minutes for completion.
An outline of some of the different ways an organisation can be structured to complement its strategy.
This article examines the main types of redundancy selection criteria, and outlines some preferred approaches to choosing and applying selection criteria fairly and objectively.
Jim Collins' 'Good to Great' is regarded as one of the best business books of all time. In it, Collins describes how he and his team of researchers examined the simple question 'Can a good company become a great company, and, if so, how?' This article provides an overview of the book.
Here, we explain some of the methods of summarising and presenting raw data, collectively known as ‘descriptive statistics’.
Here we examine the Eight Steps of Business Continuity Management, which can help organisations to confront and survive potential disasters.
Cash is a vital resource for the operation of any organization. It is possible to be making profits but run out of cash. This article outlines how you can use a cash flow forecast to model the probable future cash position of an organization.
Here we review "Bias Interrupted," by Joan C. Williams, and "The End of Bias," by Jessica Nordell. How to stop bias at work; a manifesto for change.
An introduction to D’Aprix, a thinker widely recognised as the originator of the theory of strategic communication.
In this interview, we learn about four ways of thinking you can adopt to become more innovative, and eight steps you can take to reach a breakthrough.
