Building on our four decades in designing and implementing value-focused knowledge initiatives, TKA's portfolio of Value of Knowledge™ solutions fit a range of needs
Want to build a sustainable knowledge strategy? The first step is to develop a baseline INVENTORY of your knowledge resources.
These Five Fundamental Resources of Enterprise Knowledge™ enable us to map the foundation upon which programs of improvement can be designed and executed.
We use our Value of Knowledge™ models as “lab instruments” to rapidly test for and correct knowledge gaps and challenges. Our Knowledge Value Chain® (KVC) has been awarded US registered trademark protection, and has been used around the world for more than two decades.
The extended portfolio of TKA’s Value of Knowledge™ models includes:
Using proprietary metrics such as our Knowledge Services Maturity Model™ (at right), we develop a baseline assessment and a roadmap to greater ROI.
Data, Information, Knowledge, and Intelligence are mission-critical production resources — and every bit as important as tangible resources like facilities, equipment, raw materials, labor, and capital. Knowledge resources should be managed with the same level of attention — using equally sophisticated tools and metrics — as you use for tangible resources.
Our approach combines practical, hands-on coaching with group problem-solving — and has an energizing, even transformative, effect on participants. Here's what they are telling us...
TKA serves organizations in a range of sectors and industries. Our clients range from Fortune 500 firms to mid-cap businesses to new ventures and nonprofits. We work with executives (primarily in senior leadership, innovation, knowledge/intelligence, and strategy), boards of directors, and investors.
Keep up with the latest developments in our thinking and our work with clients.
When I studied physics in college, the professor would often start a discussion by saying. “Let’s assume for...
I’ve been studying the differences between Information and Knowledge and the mechanisms by which the former is transformed into the...
In my talks with students and work with clients, I often use the terms Enterprise Knowledge (EK) and Enterprise Value (EV) —...
You're awash in data and information...yet not fully capturing the value from your organization's single most valuable resource -- KNOWLEDGE. We understand...and we can help.
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