Title: Presentation Roadmap
1Presentation Roadmap
- Foreword
- Key Elements
- Our perception
- KM Strategy
- justification
- The Case of the Radiopharmacy Center of IPEN
- Methodology
- Process Knowledge Analysis
- Representation
- Cartography
- Criticity Analysis
2Presentation Roadmap
- The Case of the Radiopharmacy Center of IPEN
(cont.) - Suggested Actions
- Human issues
- Communities of Practice
- Ideas
- Discussion and Potential, if fostered by IAEA.
3Criticity Analysis - Criteria
Criteria
Vulnerability
Relevance
Technical Content
Strategy Fitness
Scarcity
Difficulty to get Proficiency
Ability to get and Share
Quality, volume and complexity
Importance to the strategic goals of the
organization
Difficulty to get proficient Professionals or to
form them
Inherent difficulties related to context, people
and form of repository
Refers to the availability of this knowledge
inside or in the market
4Criticity Analysis - Procedure
Questionnaires Interview roadmaps
Questionnaire application Interaction with
knowledge actors
Classification Criteria Analysis Results
Presentation Discussion with knowledge actors
Target group criteria choice
5Criticity Analysis - Procedure
- Target group selection criteria
- leadership, functional responsability
- Knowledge areas proficiency
- Experience
- Known among the peers.
- Numerical criteria
- three point scale (0, 1.5, 3)
- relevance average of content and strategy
evaluations - vulnerability average of acquisition, ability
to share and scarcity - critical those that received at least one maximum
grade and the (r v) averages are at least equal
or higher than 1.5
6Critical Knowledge Domains - Production
Technology Axis (average results)
(A) Cyclotron target preparation (B) Reactor
target preparation (C) Impurity segregation (D)
Labeling (E) Pharmaceuticals synthesis (F)
Reagent sets preparation (G) Lyophilization (H)
Rec. / Proc. Mo-99 (i) Columns preparation.
7Crit. Knowledge Domains - Production Technology
(sample of detailed results)
8Crit. Knowledge Domains - Production Technology
(sample of detailed results)
9Critical Knowledge Domains - Special Processes
Axis (average results)
(A) Clean room preparation (B) Contamination
control
10Crit. Knowledge Domains - Special Processes
(sample of detailed results)
11Crit. Knowledge Domains - Special Processes
(sample of detailed results)
12Some of the Suggested KM Initiatives
- A K-Data base (image sound) with critical
peculiarities of processes - A K-Data base of problems solutions extracted
from the the NCT system - Program RC teaching RC a barrier breaking
initiative - periodic short meetings and
mentorships - Virtual communities of practice
13Some of the Suggested KM Initiatives
- A KM oriented functional development program
- Organizational Memory
- A more proactive client extranet
- A Knowledge portal.
14Suggested KM Initiatives - Details
- A K-Data base (image sound)
- Despite the very detailed work instructions,
there are a few activities which are impossible
to have just a written description that will make
them assuredly reproducible. Sometimes they are
not even considered to be very noble and just
one or two persons have mastered the skills to
perform them. Usually vacation of those persons
cause big problems. A video oral presentation
of those persons performing and describing the
critical points or peculiarities of these
activities, that could be streamed through the
intranet would save a lot of problems. In the
Radiopharmacy center, the synthesis of
pharmaceuticals is an example of such activity
15Suggested KM Initiatives - Details
- Program RC teaching RC
- Changing profile from research to production
minded, caused the previously abundant research
seminars to disappear. The openness typical of
researchers is still a common trace of todays
culture, so people will share knowledge if you
ask the right question at the right time. To
learn the newcomers have to be smart pullers of
information. People is usually to busy with
production items, auditings, controls and so on.
Opportunities to disseminate and push information
are becoming more and more scarce. A time space
for a vibrant internal capacity sharing, through
short seminars and story telling should be
re-invented. Mentorship also should be use for
this purpose, specially because there is kind of
generation gap in this center and the older
knowledgeable persons are getting close to
retirement.
16Suggested KM Initiatives - Details
- Virtual communities of practice
- There was a lot of resonance to this suggestion,
because everybody felt that this is a natural way
of solving common problems and share knowledge.
17Some Human Issues and Communities of Practice
- KM is about many things, but certainly it is more
about peopleware than about hardware or
software - Discussing with the knowledge actors of the RC,
suggestions easier to implement and less
dependent of new or sophisticated systems were
the choices of what to begin with - That is why communities of practice can mean a
lot to KM
18Some Human Issues and Communities of Practice
- It is true that information is an important
vehicle to knowledge, but it has to encapsulated
in trust - So data bases are only useful to KM if people
trust what is inside and are motivated to use
them - On the other hand knowledge lives in communities
(people usually trust their peers), therefore it
may be a good approach to develop communities of
practice for key strategic domains and use
technology to support the work of communities
19Defining Communities of Practice (Etienne Wenger)
20Reflection on Communities of Practice for your
Case (adapted from Etienne Wenger)
- Think about a community
- What domains would be important to members and to
your organization? - What are the qualities of relationships, roles,
and identities that make it into a community? - How well defined is its practice? How much does
practice development mean to members? - What would be the levering effect of the IAEA
fostering a community?