As a business, you have a clear strategy. From that business strategy, you can establish your knowledge strategy and related goals. To achieve those objectives, you need to know who knows what in your organization. It turns out that 80% of knowledge is hidden knowledge making it very difficult to figure out what your employees know exactly. That is where GuruScan comes in. We can help you get a clear picture of all knowledge available in the entire organization. Find the right people, right now!
These companies have already found their hidden gems.
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Especially in big organizations, it is almost impossible to have a clear overview of all knowledge because a lot of knowledge is hidden. Add to the fact that many employees don´t consider themselves knowledgeable in certain topics whereas coworkers do think they have these skills and your knowledge mapping becomes quite a challenge. At GuruScan, we are specialized in making this hidden knowledge visible.
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Since many employees focus on what functional tasks they can execute and not on all the knowledge they possess, it makes more sense to ask other people to get a better knowledge map of your employees. At GuruScan, we use a 360 degrees knowledge feedback exercise to make sure we capture all knowledge relevant for the organization, also the knowledge that is currently unknown to your employees.
Compared to traditional Knowledge Mapping tools, GuruScan is:
1. Faster inventory
2. Directly Accessible
3. Easy and fun to use
Situations like onboarding of a new employee or the integration of a whole department or company due to a merger or acquisition can be extremely tedious. It is much easier if you have a good comprehensive knowledge map of your organization. The integration processes can become much more targeted when you are not only focusing on core functionalities but on the complete knowledge profile of your (new) employees.
“Insight in our hidden knowledge is very valuable for our business processes. ”
Bart Brink
RoyalHaskoningDHV
Curious about the possibilities? Leave your details and let’s have a chat! We can create a simple knowledge network of your people in just one hour and from there we can discuss the relevant knowledge management options.
Curious about the possibilities? Leave your details and let´s have a chat! We can create a simple knowledge network of your people in just one hour and from there we can discuss the relevant knowledge management options.
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