CANCELLED! Guest Lecture: Work Place Innovation
by Knowledge Management
04/26/05 01:30 PM - 04:30 PM
Location: Marvin Center
SORRY! THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. A NEW DATE FOR THIS EVENT WILL BE POSTED SOON.
INSTITUTE FOR KNOWLEDGE & INNOVATION
1776 G Street NW, Suite 110
Washington, DC 20052
Tel: (202) 994-2951; Fax: (202) 994-0245
http://www.gwu.edu/~iki
The Institute for Knowledge and Innovation of The George Washington University cordially invites its faculty, students, and affiliates to attend a guest lecture by Kazue Kikawada, the founder of the leading Japanese knowledge research consortium, on the topic of:
Work Place Innovation
for leveraging the productivity
and creativity of knowledge workers
Work Place Innovation for leveraging the productivity and creativity of knowledge workers
This award winning research and frontline work with over 100 of Japan?s largest companies uniquely expresses the IKI? s tradition of taking critical research from theory to practice.
We have worked for over a year to secure this seminal lecture for our audience.
Please join us on April 26, 2005 from 1.30 ? 4.30 pm, Room 403, at George Washington
University?s Marvin Center, 800 21st Street, N.W.
Mr. Kikawada is a long-term collaborator with Professor Ikujiro Nonaka and co-author of several books.
Most recently Mr. Kikawada co-authored ?Case Studies of Knowledge Management? (2001, Nikkei-len Publications, Tokyo), and ?Towards the Theory of Knowledge-Based Country: A New Paradigm for the policy process (2003, Toyo Keizai Shinpousha, Tokyo). Mr. Kikawada also collaborated on and contributed to ?Managing Industrial Knowledge? (2001, SAGE Publications, London).
Mr. Kikawada will be assisted by Researcher Takahiko Nomura who is in the process of completing his Ph.D. in Engineering at Keio University, Japan.
This session will be introduced by Dr. Michael Stankosky from The George Washington University and Dan Holtshouse, Director of Business Strategy and CKO for Xerox Corporation.
Please R.S.V. P by emailing:
Andreas Andreou: aandreou@onebox.com or
Joanne Freeman: jfreeman@EXMG.COM
Please include Fuji-Xerox Lecture at the subject of your email and include: (a) your name, (b) organization, (c) position, and (d) contact information at the body of your message.
