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Overcoming Records Management Constraints for Knowledge Continuity

I recently participated as a panelist at the Rocky Mountain SLA Conference where we discussed many topics surrounding Knowledge Management (KM). As we discussed the many definitions of KM, one of the attendees inquired about the difference between KM and … Continue reading

Transforming Instructional Programs from Classroom To Blended Learning

The Challenge Enterprise Knowledge (EK) worked with a federal agency tasked with preserving our nation’s natural and cultural resources to transform instructional programs and maximize their accessibility and effectiveness. Traditionally, training at this agency is held in-person in a classroom. … Continue reading

IT Support Implementation for a Large Federal Bank

The Challenge A large federal bank managing over $100 billion worth of assets realized that their employees were unable to effectively do their job because they had to sort through copious amounts of content stored across multiple repositories. Specifically, the … Continue reading

Knowledge Cast – Claudia Sandulache of Société Générale Retail Bank (BDDF)

In this episode of the Knowledge Cast, EK CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Claudia Sandulache, Director Of Knowledge Management at Société Générale Retail Bank (BDDF). Claudia has been with the organization for 3 years and currently works on developing, maintaining … Continue reading

System Migration and Enterprise Search Design Powered by Enterprise Taxonomy, Automated Tagging, and Content Governance

The Challenge Staff at a US-based investment and insurance company were spending extraneous amounts of time finding information through the organization’s search experience. Users had been instructed to interact with search in specific ways (which filters to use, how to … Continue reading

Improved Customer Service and Risk Management through KM

The Challenge At over 30,000 employees, this diverse insurance organization has business areas that widely vary in information maturity, some actively leveraging taxonomies while others used basic/unorganized tagging systems or simple folder structures. Even business areas with mature taxonomies were … Continue reading