1. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (KM) Session # 6

2. Wanted a New Type of Manager! Who is Intelligent
Who is Highly Motivated
Who has Ability to create and sustain a vision of success
Who can supply Critical Thinking Skills
Who has Creative and Innovative Attitude
Who can Steer and sustain Change
Who can manage diversified Knowledge Workers
and above all
Who has some Personal ethics and
shows Social Responsibility

3. Intelligence refers to the Capacity and Capability to acquire
and to apply knowledge.
It helps in Thinking, Analyzing,
Reasoning, Predicting and
Decision Making
It makes distinction between
Novice and the Expert
and the Master.

4. “Knowing Ignorance is strength; ignoring knowledge is sickness”
“Knowing Ignorance is strength; ignoring knowledge is sickness” Lao Tsu

5. Ignorance
Circle of Knowledge

6. Ignorance
Circle of Knowledge

7. Ignorance
Circle of Knowledge

8. is the Human Capacity (Potential & Ability)
Knowledge
is the Human Capacity (Potential & Ability)
to take effective action in varied and uncertain situations.

9. Know Your Value. and Value What You Know
Know Your Value? and Value What You Know. Manage Your Knowledge and Make it Pay!

10. Are We Pakistanis Smarter Than We Think ?

11. THE 20TH CENTURY EMPLOYEE
Past education, years of experience, positions held,
status and rank in the organization.

12. 21st Century HUMAN CAPITAL
Talent, Knowledge, Skills, Experience, Creativity, Resourcefulness, Attitude

13. HISTORY of MANAGEMENT

14. 5 AGES OF CIVILIZATION Wisdom Industrial Knowledge Agricultural
Hunter/Gatherer

15. PACE – RHYTHM OF THE SEASONS
AGRARIAN AGE
HUNTERS & GATHERERS
90% ON THE LAND
LABOUR INTENSIVE
PACE – RHYTHM OF THE SEASONS

16. INDUSTRIAL AGE $$$ MACHINES CAPITALISTS TEACHERS & MANAGERS / TELL
STUDENTS &
LABOURERS / DO
CAPITALISTS
$$$ MACHINES
TEACHERS & MANAGERS / TELL
PACE = 24/7 i.e. 24 HOURS / DAY and 7 DAYS / WEEK

17. GLASS FIBRE LIGHT SPEED
INFORMATION AGE
COPPER CABLES
GLASS FIBRE LIGHT SPEED
PACE INCREASING
GAME OF
LEARNING and
BUSINESS

18. Economic Shifts 1. Agricultural 1700s
Ownership of Land, Livestock and Farm-Workers.
Industrial s
Ownership of Capital and Means of Production.
Knowledge s
Ownership of Knowledge