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RT 201 Proudly Presents: Leadership in a Knowledge Era
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Leadership Challenges Safety Productivity Pre-Project Planning … what is next?
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Learning The Knowledge Era entry is granted only to those who learn, innovate and implement
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Survey Says … The Good: Lessons Learned 1 in 2 are implementing The Bad: Reactive Learners 1 in 3 are proactive The Ugly: Passionate Leadership 1 in 8 get it
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The RT 201 Mandate How Do We Achieve a Learning Organization in the EPC Industry?
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Research Methodology What Is Possible? The Literature Where Are We Now? A CII Survey Where Are We as an Industry? Case Studies What Is The Framework for Development? Characteristics and Organizational Levels How Do We Measure Our Progress? LEONARDO
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The problem … “The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be” - Paul Valery
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The solution … “The rate at which individuals and organizations learn may become the only sustainable competitive advantage” - Ray Stata
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A Learning Organization A learning organization is skilled at creating, acquiring, sharing, and applying knowledge. It embraces change and innovation at all levels for optimum performance and maximum competitive advantage
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Where Are We Now? British Petroleum Fluor HB Zachry NASA Facilities Army Special Forces ExxonMobil General Motors NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Washington Group Case Studies CII Member Companies Surveyed
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Case Studies Feedback Keys to implementation Leadership Champions Direction Balance Resources Barriers Funding Risk Aversion Culture Focus on Individuals
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The Framework
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Characteristics
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The Framework Characteristics Learning Organization Levels
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The Framework Characteristics Learning Organization Levels Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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The Framework Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Maturity Model – Level 1 Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Maturity Model – Level 2 Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Maturity Model – Level 3 Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Maturity Model – Level 4 Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Maturity Model – Level 5 Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Where are you? LEONARDO (LEarning OrgaNizAtion Rapid DiagnOstic) Diagnostic - tool Guideline - framework Path Forward - Guidance
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Case Study Sample Characteristics Learning Organization Levels OrganizationCommunityIndividual Leadership Processes and Infrastructure Communication Education Culture
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Meeting the Challenge? Leadership becomes passionate about Learning Learning becomes strategic Rate of learning becomes a differentiator Optimization gives way to innovation
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RT 201 Products Research Summary Report Research Report LEONARDO (LEarning OrgaNizAtion Rapid DiagnOstic) Diagnostic - tool Guideline - framework Path Forward - Guidance
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RT 201 Members Bruce Bailie – Honeywell International Eskil Carlsson – CSA Group Julius Chepey – M.A. Mortenson Co. Paul Chinowsky – University of Colorado Al Goethe – Aker Kvaerner, Inc. David Hammes – U.S. Department of State Randy Hendricks – Southern Company Tom Land – Zurich North America Keith Molenaar – University of Colorado Chris Parker – WorleyParsons Allan Reid – Ontario Power Generation James Ross – Kvaerner Songer Ted Thorpe – GlaxoSmithKline
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Workshop Participants Tom Land Julius Chepey Paul Chinowsky David Burford Al Reid
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Workshop Agenda Self Assessment (group participation) - I. The Maturity Model II. Leonardo – a tool for the knowledge era III. Global War on Terrorism Case Study IV. Leading the Learning Organization V. Getting Started VI. Q&A
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Workshop Location San Antonio 3:30 pm-4:30 pm 4:45 pm-5:45 pm
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Are you learning yet?
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