Hello. I am a freelance writer for InfoWorld, a weekly publication for
information technology executives. I am working on a feature story for
their management section about "communities of practice" within
information technology organizations.
I am trying to find a few examples of chief information officers and chief
technology officers who have some experience with creating and/or
nurturing these informal communication structures as part of a knowledge
management strategy. If anyone on this list can point me to a corporate
example, please contact me directly.
My story deadline is Oct. 1.
Thank you. Below are a few links to recent stories I've written for
InfoWorld.
David Raths
davidraths@home.com
(503) 233-0773
7746 SE 20th Ave.
Portland, OR 97202
InfoWorld 04/30/01
"The Honeymoon Is Over"--When the relationship with your outsourcer
falls apart, should you get counseling or call it quits?
http://www.infoworld.com/articles/ca/xml/01/04/30/010430cahoneymoon.xml
InfoWorld 02/05/01
"Driving Home Recruitment"--Economic development corporations turn to IT
recruiting
http://www.infoworld.com/articles/ca/xml/01/02/05/010205caedc.xml
--David Raths <davidraths@home.com>
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