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Brigitte McClinton
Knowledge Management Engineer March 2004 Knowledge Management in the Wells Community in Shell EPE
2. Shell EPE Senior Management Team
3. The next generation Shell EP Business in Europe will:Leverage resources across borders unlocking new opportunities, Ensure competitiveness and maximize shareholder value Whilst being the company of choice for our staff and stakeholders Performance and development activities are designed to reinforce Enterprises values
Fast Forward
Straight talk
Inspiration etc.
Activities not just in the HR arena
To address issues raised by the Employee SurveyPerformance and development activities are designed to reinforce Enterprises values
Fast Forward
Straight talk
Inspiration etc.
Activities not just in the HR arena
To address issues raised by the Employee Survey
4. Knowledge Management
Intent: to improve decision making by ensuring that the right knowledge is held by the right people in the right place at the right time
outcome of KM is that it makes people more effective in their jobs by improving decision quality and timelines thus reducing re-work and cycle time, and increasing the rate of innovation
5. Managing Barriers We cannot manage knowledge, but we can
lower barriers to people sharing
facilitate the building of trust
share good work across disparate groups
be a central resource that takes responsibility for finding answers to questions that stop people doing their business.
BARRIERS
Geographic,Temporal ,Organizational,Information ,Cultural
6. Our Knowledge Management Emphasis
7. Knowledge Management Vectors
People
Processes
Technology
8. People – Connecting people Who’s Who, Team profiles on web
Lunch and Learns
Wells market
Induction & Exit Programmes
Behavioural support training
Facilitation training
9. Processes – Simplicity & Standardisation
Standard processes on Intranet
Learning before, during and after
Intuitive processes
Templates
10. Technology – Maximise use of what we have
LiveLink –
Global Networks – PWR , WGN
Virtual meeting tools, Netmeeting , Centra
Training for teams – PWBT tools
11. Diversity of Knowledge Management
Lateral Learning Databases
Excellence in Induction/Exit processes
Behavioural support – giving and receiving Feedback
Lunch and Learns
Standardised approaches to activities
Learning before, during and after events
Global Networks
12. Connecting People to PeopleGlobal Networks
WGN – Wells Global Network
PWR – Practices Worth Replicating How do I sign up for a Global Network?
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Select Networks.
Select Sign up form for Global NetworksHow do I sign up for a Global Network?
Go to SEPCo A-Z.
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Select Networks.
Select Sign up form for Global Networks
13. Surface Global Network
14. Global NetworksAsk a Question
15. Global NetworksClosure
16. Global Networks - Give an Answer
17. PEARL stands for Practiced Excellence Through Accelerated Replication
320 Successful practices input to date
Over 488 individual “adoptions” from receiving sites
Realized Savings = $9,700,000
It is proven in the US with several years of effective use.
It has been presented to the EP Global Production Forum in 2000 (Aberdeen) where it met with widespread approval.
It has been designed and developed purposely to enable expansion to other areas – OUs, countries.
Uptake plans are currently being devised for Malaysia, Brunei.
Keen interest exists in Nigeria and, more recently, Canada.
PEARL stands for Practiced Excellence Through Accelerated Replication
320 Successful practices input to date
Over 488 individual “adoptions” from receiving sites
Realized Savings = $9,700,000
It is proven in the US with several years of effective use.
It has been presented to the EP Global Production Forum in 2000 (Aberdeen) where it met with widespread approval.
It has been designed and developed purposely to enable expansion to other areas – OUs, countries.
Uptake plans are currently being devised for Malaysia, Brunei.
Keen interest exists in Nigeria and, more recently, Canada.
18. Technical Limit Drilling Concept
19. Technical Limit Drilling Concept
20. Enabling Environment
21. Enabling environment
Everyone committed to project goals
Be open, honest and truthful
Be supportive and NEVER criticise, but accept constructive challenge
Every person’s job is as important as the next
Equal process rights and status for all team members
Shared set of team values
Clear priorities and aligned goals
Rigorous adherence to Technical Limit goals
Full disclosure of our errors, lost time and inefficiencies
Trust in each other’s capability and endeavour
Celebrate every success Drilling The Limit
22. Why do things go WRONG ?
Human (= People) causes
Technology causes
Fortune (bad luck) causes Performance as a function of….From original work by Phil Scott ( Woodside)
23. Why do things go WRONG ?
Human (= People) causes 85%
Technology causes 12%
Fortune (bad luck) causes 3%
Note: these percentages are rough estimates only . Performance as a function of….
26. People Performance = f ( Knowledge , Skills and Attitude )
Attitude = f ( Environment and Desire )
Desire = f ( Beliefs and Feelings ) Performance as a function of….
28. Eye on the Future