Social Networking in Government
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Explains the need for collaboration across departments; outlines the nature of social networking and provides examples.
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Social Networking in Government
- 1. Dr. Albert Simard Presented to AAFC - Nov. 4, 2008, Ottawa, ON Social Networking in Government
- 9. Agricultural Innovation Value Chain Idea scientists AAFC Innovation IC company Commercialized CFIA farmers Adopted Food product HC producers retailers CFIA Market consumers HC Consumption Waste EC municipalities
- 12. Network Relationships Department Businesses Governments Canadians Practitioners NGOs Educators Agreements, Outputs, Inputs
- 14. Sharing Knowledge The value of a network is proportional to the number of users squared .
- 22. Capturing Value Bring it inside the organization Stabilize it; make it work
- 27. Thanks for your attention… http://www.slideshare.net/Al.Simard Can I shed more light on the subject?
Notes de l'éditeur
- This presentation describes a knowledge services framework that positions knowledge management in a business context and supports a strong business case for KM.