SELaKT - Social Network Analysis as a Method for Expert Localisation and Sustainable Knowledge Transfer

Topics:
Knowledge Management
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Advertising & Promotion,
Freie Universitat Berlin,
Knowledge,
Marketing,
Method,
Online Communications,
Social Networking
Source:
Freie Universitat Berlin

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Overview: In many organisations, conservation of specialised expertise is picked out as a central theme only after experienced members have already left. The paper presents the SELaKT method, a method for Sustainable Expert Localisation and Knowledge Transfer based on Social Network Analysis (SNA). It has been developed during a project co-operation between the Department of Information Science at the Institute for Media and Communication Studies, Free University Berlin, and the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology IPK, Berlin. The SELaKT method uses recent insights into network analysis and pragmatically adapts SNA to suit organisational practice.

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Format: PDF | Size: 166KB | Date: Jun 2004 | Pages: 11


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