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C-7. Public Policy & Outreach
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Purpose
The objective of this SIG is to foster increased attention to, and use of knowledge management in government by educating senior government officials, Congress and the Administration about the benefits of knowledge management. Specific target areas include human capital management and e-Government.
Members of the SIG are vigilant about finding, creating and taking advantage of opportunities where the principles, practices and benefits of knowledge management can be brought to public attention. They endeavor to keep knowledge management on the "radar screens" of GAO, Congress, and the President's Management Council through the media and conferences, and partner with foundations such as the National Academy of Public Administration and the Council for Excellence in Government in these efforts. They also rely on the entire KM Working Group to share leads or information about members of Congress or the Administration who show particular interest in knowledge management and its principles.
SIG Chair
June Huber
june.huber@gsa.gov
Tools and Related Resources
(See Attachments section below to download #1-4)
- Knowledge Management Working Group of the Federal CIO Council: this overview slide presentation addresses why a knowledge management working group, why knowledge management in the Federal Government, the role of the CKO, Government Learning Objectives for KM Certification, Government-wide community of practice pilots, and an overview of KM as seen through the eyes of the Federal KM Working Group.
- Managing Knowledge @ Work: an early resource of the Federal KM Working Group, this guide assists Federal agencies in their conceptual understanding of KM.
- Knowledge@Work: Enhancing Collaboration at GSA: this slide presentation presents the blueprint for KM at GSA, introduces challenges for Federal KM, offers qualitative measures for KM, and outlines KM implementation key points.
- Building the Knowledge Enterprise: this slide presentation provides a holistic view of KM Theory looking through the eyes of the Department of the Navy.