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The 10 year impact of communities, now and in the futureGurteen Knowledge Cafe (22 February 2010) |
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Date: Monday 22nd February 6:00pm - 8:30pm. This is a free event. Please arrive at 6:00pm or shortly after, which will give you time to settle in and meet other people. Refreshments will be available. The cafe itself will start at 6:30pm. For those interested we normally go for a drink at a local pub after the event. Theme: The 10 year impact of communities, now and in the future This café briefly reviews the 10 year impact of communities of practice, their evolution, and their current role in organizations. It is based on a decade of research in community effectiveness, as reported in the March 2010 issues the Harvard Business Review. Grounded in our knowledge of how technology, organizational dynamics and social change have shaped the evolution of communities, the café will focus on: “How will the emergence of new social media, current organizational dynamics and social change shape the role and impact of communities over the next 10 years.” Speaker: Richard McDermott Richard McDermott is a leading author and consultant on designing knowledge organizations. He is one of the founding thinkers on communities of practice, co-author of Cultivating Communities (Harvard University Press) and author of over 3 dozen articles on communities of practice, expertise development, and sharing good practice. His articles have appeared in the Harvard Business Review, the California Management Review, the Journal of Knowledge Management, the Cutter IT Journal, The Knowledge Management Review and others. He served as subject matter expert for six international studies, including the largest quantitative study yet conducted on how communities impact business and individual performance. Dr. McDermott is a Visiting Academic Fellow at Henley Business School and an Associate of the Knowledge and Innovation Network sponsored by Warwick University. Host: Kevin Wheatly, Deloitte Venue: Please take care to go to the following venue as there are several other Deloitte offices in the vicinity. Deloitte Athene Place 66 Shoe Lane London EC4A 3BQ Room: The Canteen: please report to the reception before going to the canteen.
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