Chapter 3
What’s a Chief Knowledge Officer?
In This Chapter
▶ Why CEOs need CKOs
▶ Initiating the search for a CKO
▶ Establishing qualifications for a CKO
▶ What do CKOs do?
▶ Locating the CKO in the organization
Despite the funky titles, the folks you are meeting at the conference are great. They are open, frank, and willing to share with you what they’re doing. They remind you of people involved in start-ups who are excited about their work. But they also spend time listening to what it’s like back home for you and your organization. They connect with you.
More than anything else, they really believe in knowledge management. They talk about how ...
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