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Service Offerings
01 Program and Project Management
02 Process Definition /Improvement
03 Documentation
04 Data and Knowledge Management
05Project Examples
01 Program and Project Management
02 Process Definition /Improvement
03 Documentation
04 Data and Knowledge Management
05Project Examples
Knowledge Management Services:
- Knowledge Audit
- Strategic Planning for Knowledge
Managemnet - Guidance on Implementation
- Data Conversion
Knowledge Management is information or data management with the additional
practice of capturing the tacit experience of the individual to be shared, used and built upon
by the organization leading to increased productivity. KM includes:
Best Practices - Sharing prior work and experiences using technology to archive written
work in repositories. Also creating opportunities to capture tacit knowledge - this may
require collaborative environments to help share that experience that is so hard to capture.
Collaboration - Technology is permitting people to easily share ideas, work together,
brainstorm, collaborate. People just need to be educated that the technology is available and
easy to use.
Culture - How do you get people to share and use knowledge instinctively? How to
overcome the hoarding, and trust issues. These issues can mean the difference between
success and failure.
Filtering, Notifying, & Collabration - On-going additions to enterprise wide databases and
document management is particularly difficult to manage. End users will grow frustrated
without the ability to learn about additions that could be of interest to them, helpful in their
work. But, they don't want to have to hunt for the information. They want it delivered to
them. Our tools are designed with that in mind.
Perkins & Company provides complete Knowledge Management Solutions that take
customers from a base plan to acquiring and storing knowledge/information, then
integrating information and knowledge, and finally to knowledge delivery in the correct
media format to designated personnel.
Data Conversion
When a client chooses to replace a preexisting system, often times data conversion is
required. Data conversion services can be added at a nominal cost depending on the
volume of data.
practice of capturing the tacit experience of the individual to be shared, used and built upon
by the organization leading to increased productivity. KM includes:
Best Practices - Sharing prior work and experiences using technology to archive written
work in repositories. Also creating opportunities to capture tacit knowledge - this may
require collaborative environments to help share that experience that is so hard to capture.
Collaboration - Technology is permitting people to easily share ideas, work together,
brainstorm, collaborate. People just need to be educated that the technology is available and
easy to use.
Culture - How do you get people to share and use knowledge instinctively? How to
overcome the hoarding, and trust issues. These issues can mean the difference between
success and failure.
Filtering, Notifying, & Collabration - On-going additions to enterprise wide databases and
document management is particularly difficult to manage. End users will grow frustrated
without the ability to learn about additions that could be of interest to them, helpful in their
work. But, they don't want to have to hunt for the information. They want it delivered to
them. Our tools are designed with that in mind.
Perkins & Company provides complete Knowledge Management Solutions that take
customers from a base plan to acquiring and storing knowledge/information, then
integrating information and knowledge, and finally to knowledge delivery in the correct
media format to designated personnel.
Data Conversion
When a client chooses to replace a preexisting system, often times data conversion is
required. Data conversion services can be added at a nominal cost depending on the
volume of data.