Date/Time:
Location:
"Rm DE308, HK Polytechnic University, Hunghom"
Now that KMP is over a year old, it is time that we did a little self reflection, or in KM terms, an in-action review (as opposed to an after action review). With this exercise we hope to see where we are, review where we are going, and make any necessary changes. This will also be a great opportunity for KMP members to raise their suggestions on how KMP can serve you better.
The event will begin with the project presentation of the ISE5605 (Knowledge Communities) team that looked at KMP. The presentation will be given by team member Queenie Wong. This will be followed by the "response" of the KMP committee presented by Andreas Sher. The rest of the time will be given over to discussion on the way forward and suggestions by KMP members on what they would like to see from KMP.
We invite KMP members, alumni and current students, as well as anyone, member or not, is interested in communities and how they work to join us in providing input and learning together.
Note: We understand that you may be busy and cannot attend the meeting. However we are still interested in any feedback you may have for us. You can leave your comments and questions in this Google form.
Room DE308,
Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
Hunghom
Schedule
| Time | Activity |
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| 09:30 | Networking |
| 09:45 | Presentation on ISE5606 review of KMP - Queenie Wong |
| 10:30 | KMP PEC report on future plans for KMP |
| 11:00 | Discussion / suggestions on the way forward |
| 12:15 | Brief introduction to Action Learning and the follow on event |
| 12:30 | Close - followed by optional lunch (self pay) |
Speakers
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Queenie Wong Queenie is the Director of Mechandising for a US toy manufacturer as well as a current MSc KM student who has already finished her first year of study. Although she has another two years to go, she is already applying what she has learnt with her team to some success. |
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Andreas Sher Andreas’ career started in the Quality Management field in the engineering industry. Having worked for two major Design Consultancies and the Airport Authority as Quality Manager, his skill set covered not only quality auditing and management but also included managing intranets, physical libraries, asset management and managing innovation projects. After completing the KM Master’s programme is 2010, Andreas joined the MTR Project Division’s Innovation and Knowledge Management team as the manager for innovation (EII – Innovation). This position encompassed more than just developing and monitoring innovation projects, it included managing the intranet both in terms of creation and curation of content as well as system administration, assisting the many communities of practice develop and carry out programmes of activities, liasing with other knowledge management specialists in the organization, carrying out innovation and after action review workshops and publicizing innovation within the organisation through publications and events. This was followed by the position of Knowledge Management Director at Pico Global Services, the corporate arm of the Pico group. As a director level position this mean developing an overall KM strategy and liaise with the heads of the various offices around the world to introduce and develop KM practices. There were also practical tasks of monitoring and administering the intranet, maintaining the global staff list, and developing a Design Library system to capture the knowledge of past projects for inspiration and reuse. With this wealth of experience, he is now working as a freelance consultant, and is perfecting his elevator speech on what the term knowledge really means. |
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