Knowledge Management practices improve Agile-based projects.

Knowledge Management in Agile Projects

Knowledge Management practices improve Agile-based projects by capturing essential input and documenting lessons learned at the point of capture.

Use these simple steps to improve the Learning phase of projects using Agile methodology.

Click here to request a printable pdf of the KM for Agile infographic.

Here's a handy infographic for starting your Information Strategy. It doesn't have to be hard. You can do this.

Disrupt Creatively

Information powers business, informs citizens, and enables knowledge.

Finding the right tools and strategy for managing unstructured information can be hard.

CannonSpark helps you focus on your potential.

Information Strategy, Analysis, Design, Innovation, and Creative Disruption.

Be innovative. Create. Disrupt. Engage. And deliver.

Users are the only ones who can decide what is relevant; help them make a good choice.

Taxonomies are exciting. Look at how engaging this classification model is. Controlled vocabularies are great. Really.

Make sure to get prototypes in front of your users to prove out your strategic plan. Click on the picture above or the link below to download a presentation on implementing this through applied information management.

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Apply Information Management

Managing information assets requires foresight, strategy, and the ability to deliver.

Helping clients make sense of complexity is our specialty.

Find order in chaos; find meaning in data; find knowledge in workers.

Why make complex issues more complicated? Look how easy it is to make the power of grouping work for you.

Who wants to manage these complex Business Rules? No one, that's who. We can help.

Engage

Clients and users may seek change that you can't manage, or resist change that you must introduce.

Communicate, train, educate, and coach; build access points to knowledge.

Everyone needs a plan. Plans can be simple. Information is complex; analysis can be easy.

5 Reasons Functional Classification Doesn't Work Well, Yet

Presentations

Session: EDRMS, Compliance, and Taxonomies (5C) presented June 7, 2017 at the 2017 Ontario Connections Conference, Toronto, Ontario

• Prepare to be flexible in your approach -- your first design will probably need to be modified as you move through implementation;
• Change is often more emotional than rational, especially when dealing with users' ability to get their work done;
• If users cannot see themselves in your solution, they are not likely to embrace it.
  

Please contact info@cannonspark.ca if you would like a copy of this presentation.

Some people see the precipice; some people see the rainbow. If you are going to show users a goal in the distance, make sure you give them a good reason to step to the ledge with you.

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