The Learning Layer – Review
July 29th, 2010 admin
The Learning Layer: Building the next level of intellect in your organization , begins with some solid insights on how learning is the key to performing in the networked workplace. Learning has been the traditional realm of HR while most systems are supported by IT. This means that HR supports the people who produce the tacit knowledge while IT supports the systems that store the explicit knowledge . Steve Flinn, the author, uses the analogy of knowledge as stock and learning as flow . An organization’s intellectual capital is a factor of both, which “makes it really clear just how inseparable the management of a business’s knowledge is from the learning processes”. The proliferation of current web technologies now presents us with two major opportunities: The knowledge and …
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