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By Oliver Krone (More) • Last updated on October 28.12.2023, XNUMX • First published on 23.10.2018/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 6846 readers, 1353 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
An important aspect of project work in the Team is like in projects Communication works, even gets going. So how exactly do information management and knowledge exchange work?
At the beginning there is the thing with the tunnel vision - that means the same, express it differently
Hyde was defined as Employees who bluntly takes care of the implementation of his departmental interests. Now that comes Problem added that Hyde does not only represent the interests of his department.
On top of that, he is also inoculated with the stereotypes about the employees from the departments, and also brings a lot of other things from his “home” into the Projects.
That means we enter the space in which everyone is always right in discussions – from their own point of view Perspektive – and others just always think wrong, or wrong Methods use.
The shortcoming is that Hyde is so “trained” that Welt to be seen as seen in his department. The problem is that there are many problems, but they all describe the same project object - just from different perspectives and therefore appear completely "incompatible". This is where knowledge integration comes in.
The question is how the Hydes' agree on a problem description without explicit “winning departments”.
If every Hyde now has his own perspective on the project problem, describes a certain course of action as “pure teaching”, then blind spots automatically arise in problem analysis and correction. There are simple gaps in knowledge that no one likes to admit.
The main task of knowledge integration can then be described as follows: It is about the substantial development of the gaps in the project perspectives of the Hydes.
The search for options to accept the diversity of the other project participants and not to regard them as "stupid", but to see the differences in knowledge and the associated perspective differences as a benefit for everyone.
A form of Jekyll's and Hyde's dealings with their differences in knowledge, and how all Jekyll and Hyde come to a common denominator - taking into account what the other Jekylls and Hydes have said about the project object.
The simple question is: How can Hyde, as the “agent of the department”, enter into a dialogue with Jekyll in order to act creatively with the perspectives and working methods of others and to promote the project goals.
If I assume that Hyde is just a functional side of Jekyll and represents his specialized departmental knowledge, then Hyde is a person like anyone who could converse without technical jargon. The only problem is that in Office Hyde's role is an award suspect and is thus overemphasized.
The aim is to use knowledge integration to find a language level in communication that allows conversation from person to person. Background thus becomes an object in knowledge integration that can be communicated via language.
The Art is to provide one's knowledge with the "package information" that makes it possible for others to recognize that I am sharing my knowledge - creating moments of enlightenment in others.
To the Objective To get there, Jekyll has to think about Hyde, so to speak. It is important to look for the content that allows the other Hydes to understand how and why my perspective looks the way it is. It's not about communicating everything to everyone, but about resolving misunderstandings before they arise.
Knowledge integration then becomes a program that consists of three core components
Norms thus create instructions for action in the project to which the participants hold (ideally).
The motto could also be: Down with the defense hinges. Because the defense arsenal can be shut down, as the parties know about how to behave.
And so potential is suddenly released for very funny things that are in the today Economy supposedly important: creativity and Innovation. In general, this is the only way new projects can emerge.
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Dr. Oliver Krone, an MBA in International Business Management, is an international expert in knowledge integration. Dr. Oliver Krone has been working at the interface between natural/engineering and social/human sciences for around 20 years. Through an MBA (International Business Management, Furtwangen University), he developed his personal passion for knowledge integration and has been expanding it operationally and theoretically ever since. He developed the application-oriented theory through a doctorate at the University of Lapland/Finland over three years. From there he ventured into the broad field of "empirical language relativism" and is particularly interested in the question of the influence of language on the thinking of individuals in projects and social relationships. To date, Oliver Krone has mainly published in English-language specialist journals and books or lectured at English-language conferences. His publications include “Norms and Knowledge Sharing – Problems of multidisciplinary project cooperation (Anale Universit II Bucuresti 2008)”, “Knowledge Integration in preparation for an interdisciplinary cooperation (Munich 2008)”, “The Interaction of Organizational Structure and Humans in Knowledge Integration ( University of Lapland Press Rovaniemi 2007)” and “Knowledge Integration for Enterprise Resources Planning Application Design Knowledge and Process Management (together with J.Stenvall and A. Syväjärvi, 2009, 1, 1-12)”. All texts by Oliver Krone.
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