Episodes
Monday Jun 20, 2016
Why Some Leadership Methods Are Timeless
Monday Jun 20, 2016
Monday Jun 20, 2016
Leadership is an important area of interest for people managers. While methods and concepts may change over time, there are still key aspects of leadership that remain the same. In this APQC podcast, research specialist Michael Cappelli interviews Elissa Tucker, APQC's research program manager in HCM, on the importance of leadership to people managers.
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Wednesday Jun 01, 2016
What Analytics Can and Can't Do For Business
Wednesday Jun 01, 2016
Wednesday Jun 01, 2016
In this podcast, APQC's research specialist, Michael Sims, talks with APQC's own analytics team, Ron Webb and Christy Aroopala, about what analytics means to them, what challenges their customers are facing, and what the future holds for analytics.
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Wednesday May 25, 2016
Barriers to Knowledge Sharing: Making More Time
Wednesday May 25, 2016
Wednesday May 25, 2016
APQC research has shown that one of the biggest mistakes that KM programs make is not identifying and systematically addressing the obstacles that block employees from contributing, accessing, and reusing knowledge. The research has found the first step in developing an effective KM change management strategy is recognizing those barriers. In 2013, APQC partnered with its KM advanced workshop to identify ten barriers to enterprise knowledge sharing. Over a series of KM podcasts, all ten of these barriers will be addressed.On this podcast, APQC executive director Cindy Hubert and KM research program manager Lauren Trees address the barrier of time.
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Wednesday May 25, 2016
Barriers to Knowledge Sharing: Creating Awareness
Wednesday May 25, 2016
Wednesday May 25, 2016
APQC research has shown that one of the biggest mistakes that KM programs make is not identifying and systematically addressing the obstacles that block employees from contributing, accessing, and reusing knowledge. The research has found the first step in developing an effective KM change management strategy is recognizing those barriers. In 2013, APQC partnered with its KM advanced workshop to identify ten barriers to enterprise knowledge sharing. Over a series of KM podcasts, all ten of these barriers will be addressed.On this podcast, APQC executive director Cindy Hubert and KM research program manager Lauren Trees address the barrier of awareness.
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Monday Apr 25, 2016
Why Human Resources Affects Parts of An Organization You Might Not Think Of
Monday Apr 25, 2016
Monday Apr 25, 2016
In 2016, APQC made a strategic change in our research agenda to expand our Human Capital Management (HCM) expertise beyond the HR function to include issues that all managers of both people and process face. Elissa Tucker, Research Program Manager in HCM at APQC recently spoke on the many ways HCM applies to an organization.
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Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Keys to Effective Product Development Focused on Design-to-Cost
Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Organizations are increasingly interested in making design-to-cost an integral part of their product development process. In November 2015, APQC conducted research on the shift to a product development approach focused on design-to-cost. During this podcast, APQC's Andrea Stroud discusses highlights from the research findings.
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Wednesday Mar 09, 2016
Louis Richardson of IBM on Changing of Collaboration, KM, and Better Business Results
Wednesday Mar 09, 2016
Wednesday Mar 09, 2016
APQC CEO Carla O’Dell talked with Louis Richardson as part of the “Big Thinkers, Big Ideas” interview series. An IBM storyteller and enthusiast, Richardson meets with clients and partners worldwide and shares how “social smarter work” can deliver real business results. With more than 30 years of experience in the collaboration and document management industry, he has served in sales, support, consulting, and document production management positions. From this perspective, Richardson shared with O’Dell how he has seen knowledge and information management approaches change, and most rapidly in the past several years.
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Friday Feb 26, 2016
Knowledge Management 101
Friday Feb 26, 2016
Friday Feb 26, 2016
In this February 2016 Knowledge Management podcast, APQC research specialist Ken Hayman spoke with research services KM program manager Lauren Trees about some KM basics for the uninitiated, including:
- what first steps to take when developing a KM strategy for your organization
- a roadmap to help organizations design, implement, and sustain KM programs
- identifying critical knowledge and making it available to employees and
- various approaches to improve knowledge flow inside organizations.
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Tuesday Feb 23, 2016
Dodging Icebergs: Why Organizational Agility Matters in 2016
Tuesday Feb 23, 2016
Tuesday Feb 23, 2016
In the February 2016 Process and Performance Management podcast, APQC's research specialist Michael Sims talks with research services process and performance management program manager Holly Lyke-Ho-Gland about what is organizational agility, who needs it, and how does it fit with strategic planning.
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Monday Feb 22, 2016
Monday Feb 22, 2016
APQC CEO Carla O’Dell talked with Dr. John Medina as part of the “Big Thinkers, Big Ideas” interview series. Medina, a developmental biologist and neuroscientist, has a lifelong fascination with how the mind reacts to and organizes information. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller "Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School" — a provocative book that takes on the way our schools and work environments are designed. He will be keynoting in April at APQC’s Annual Knowledge Management Conference in Houston. Medina conversed with O’Dell about brain rules for KM, and what he and other neuroscientists have learned about how the brain functions that will help us use our brains better when we are working.
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