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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Knowledge work
- Peter Drucker
- Workers' individuality
- Unwarranted trust can cloak catastrophe
- Talk outline
- What's the problem with knowledge?
- The subject of knowledge
- Abstract nouns
- The effects of what is imagined
- Guided imagination
- Shock and awe' invasion
- Abstract nouns are tools
- Objectivity
- Scientific and knowledge management
- Frederick Winslow Taylor
- Scientific management according to Taylor
- Is scientific management, scientific?
- Tayloristic telling and its 'McDonaldization'
- Knowledge management
- Ikujiro Nonaka
- Expressing the inexpressible
- Switching back to the same track
- Managing flow
- Machiavellian means
- The source of moral authority
- The guard of the guardians?
- Knowing and Doing
- Sharing knowledge
- The need of knowledge to operate tools
- Distinguishing differences
- Linguistic tools
- Tools and their skilful use
- Michael Polanyi
- Tacit knowing
- Strictly explicit knowledge
- Knowing more than we can tell
- Personal knowledge is not subjective
- Helping knowledge workers
- Mystical and rational knowing
- Ernst von Glasersfeld's radical constructivism
- Intersubjective communication
- We cannot 'not communicate'
- Trusting knowledge workers
- Possible actions
- Face-to-face communication
- Japan's 'company as family' Kaisha
- Tools and brains that use tools
- Tacit-explicit knowledge-conversion
Topics Covered
- Peter Drucker
- Knowledge workers
- Abstract nouns
- Transitive verbs
- War on Terror
- Frederick Winslow Taylor
- Scientific Management
- Reductionism
- Ikujiro Nonaka
- Knowledge Management
- Michael Polanyi
- Truth
- God
- Tacit knowledge
- Explicit knowledge
- Paul Watzlawick
- Communication
- Intersubjective
- Japanese management
- Ernst von Glasersfeld
- Radical constructivism
- Trust
- Practice
- Doing
- Moral responsibility
Talk Citation
Ray, T. (2011, July 12). What does knowledge work do? [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 13, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/KVNG4651.Export Citation (RIS)