- Defence
Science and Technology Agency –
Silver Awardfor
clear business impact in parts of the
organisation – this initiative
successfully integrated knowledge
management and knowledge sharing efforts
with the core capabilities of the
organisation, the competency development of
its staff, and provided a strong supporting
infrastructure.
- Singapore
Police Force, Police Technology
Department – Silver Award
for clear business impact in parts of the
organisaton – this initiative was an
exemplary case of strong commitment to
changing the knowledge sharing culture of a
workgroup to achieve strong business
benefits.
- Urban
Redevelopment Authority –
Silver Award for clear business impact in
parts of the organisation – this
initiative is a strong example of a mature
KM initiative with strong, consistent
management support over several years,
where KM efforts have been brought together
under a common framework and roadmap, and
aligned with the core business of the
organisation.
- National
Library Board, National Library
– Bronze Award for the beginnings of
a positive impact in a part of the
organisation – this initiative to
establish a knowledge sharing platform to
help reference librarians improve their
service excellence in addressing customer
reference enquiries is a good example of a
collaborative platform allied with culture
change and innovations in work processes,
to achieve improvements in customer
service.
- Yokogawa
Electric International –
Merit Award for promise of a strong
business impact – this initiative to
foster the sharing of technical and
engineering knowledge across a global group
of companies with a history of independence
shows great promise of reaping business
rewards for the company itself as well as
their customers.
For more information about the 2008 Award
winners, view the Press Briefing pack here
or view the award presentations here.
The 2009 Awards
are now Open for Nominations - Closing Date
31st March 2009
The iKMS KM Excellence Awards are intended to
surface examples of good knowledge management
practice within Singapore, in any type of
organization:
- for the learning benefit of the
professional KM community
- to promote knowledge exchange among
organizations that are already on a KM
journey
- to build the confidence of organizations
that are considering a KM journey
"Good knowledge management practice" means any
KM effort that results in helpful learning in
how to implement KM effectively, and that
delivers some kind of tangible value to its
implementing organization. Such examples can
come from organization-wide KM or from smaller
KM projects within a part of the
organization.The iKMS KM Excellence Awards are
not benchmarking awards. They do not measure or
compare your progress with other organizations
in your industry or field, nationally or
internationally. They are intended simply to
make good KM practice visible and to support
the collective learning of the KM community in
Singapore by finding and highlighting useful
examples of positive KM impact.
For more details please download the Awards
Briefing Pack here
Submissions should be sent to Ng Wai
Kong and any enquiries should be directed
to Patrick
Lambe, Secretariat KM Excellence Awards.
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