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In the US close to 40% of workers are virtual for at least part of the week – new ways of working. And they are knowledge workers – a new kind of work. Both growing demographics call for new ways to engage workers. Dr. Dixon will provide examples of how organizations like Cisco, Adobe, and even some government organizations are finding alternatives to the Bureaucratic model of top down control and formal rules. These organizations are disciplined and empowering, focused and opportunistic, coordinated and decentralized.

Nancy Dixon

Nancy Dixon
Common Knowledge Associates

 

Speaker :  Nancy Dixon
Date : Monday 23rd June 2014,
Time: From 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Location:  HKGCC Conference Room , 22/F, United Centre 95 Queensway (Admiralty MTR Station)

The event is free for members and $200 for non members.  Please complete the registration form to reserve your place.   Come prepared for an engaging evening.  More information about Nancy can be found below.

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About Nancy

Working with Common Knowledge Associates, a company she founded in 2000, Dr. Dixon has been instrumental in developing and delivering KM strategies, implementation plans, and training in a wide range of government and non-profit organizations (e.g. US Army, Defense Intelligence Agency, USAID) as well as corporate clients (Huawai, Bose, Towers Perrin). She has a particular interest in creating conversations that exploit the collective knowledge of an organization, particularly in the areas of intelligence, healthcare, and aid work in developing countries. Her skills as a researcher, developed through 15 years as a tenured professor at the George Washington University, enable her to provide insight into what has worked with knowledge management.

  2 Responses to “New Ways of Working that Require New Ways of Organising”

  1. Hi Andreas, I enjoyed the session and the discussion. Hope that you have seen that I have posted on the HKKMS Google+ page and included a link to Nancy’s presentation

  2. Wonderful, refreshing talk by Nancy. For reference her blog is Conversation matters (http://www.nancydixonblog.com/) and “working” website is http://www.commonknowledge.org/site/