Special Interest Group on Knowledge Management: Governing Social Networks in R&D

14.12.2011

The Special Interest Group will be located at Maritim ProArte Hotel, Berlin, Germany.

Summary

Social Media is enabling a fast mass co-operation and it is allowing formerly hidden social structures to emerge. There is a potential to deliver a new category of information based on social interactions. This information can be used to inform operational processes, facilitate engagement with employees, customers, and business partners.

The Social Networks are estimated to have more than billion users by year 2012.  People use social networks in their private lives but organisations tend to fear them and to lock-down employee access to Social Networks. Everyone agrees that governing of Social Networks is necessary but how to do it without damaging the openness and the need for increased co-operation in the companies?

Global R&D requires new networking capabilities but also a need to address intellectual property issues on common projects. Copyright and privacy laws vary from one country to another yet the communication is global. How to protect your organisation when sharing knowledge and information in this new environment?

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Issues addressed

Technical; How companies organise and set up for the Social Media/Networking Tools?
How to enhance the responsibility and accountability of users as well as openness and how to enhance the quality of the information?
What are the users’ expectations (compatibility to smart phones) and how to consider users’ (people in the organisations) responsibilities and activities while choosing applications?
What are the legal boundaries (privacy laws, copyright) and how to address the possible issues related to IP Management on Global R&D projects in relation to usage of Social Networking tools?
Language and Cultural issues in Social Networking
How do you show the value of Social Networking Tools to the business leaders?

Target Audience

This meeting is targeting people from R&D Knowledge Management, Knowledge Management of Operations and Business Units as well as Managers and Team Leaders in a position to apply best knowledge management practices and initiatives in their organisations.

Chairman

Mr. John Otten, Head Knowledge & Library Services Department, Tata Steel Group

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participants

  • Mr Luke Collins (Journalist and Corporate Writer)
  • Dr Erik Dekempeneer (NV Bekaert SA)
  • Dr Uwe Dingerdissen (EvonikDegussa)
  • Mr Nicolas Dubuc (Michelin)
  • Mr James Evans (Yammer Inc.)
  • Mr Thomas Grimm (Sika Technology AG)
  • Ms Donna Hendrix (Shell)
  • Mr Peter Konings (VITO)
  • Dr Jason MacLeod (IBM)
  • Ms Lauriane Mignon (Solvay)
  • Mr John Otten (Tata Steel)
  • Dr Ana Padilla Polo (Repsol-YPF)
  • Ms Marja-Liisa Pihlström (EIRMA)
  • Mr Uwe Reuter (Siemens)
  • Ms Camille Roy (EIRMA)
  • Ms Brenda Santegoeds (SABIC Europe B.V)
  • Mr Euan Semple (Euan Semple Ltd.)
  • Mr Mike Stoneham (Addept Solutions)
  • Ms Anne-Laure Tanguy-Boch (EIRMA)
  • Dr Joris Vandenhaute (Umicore)

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