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Knowledge Management Solution
Knowledge Management is widely touted as essential in creating
a modern, knowledge-based economy, yet how to achieve this is
often poorly understood. While technology can be a powerful knowledge
enabler, it must be used strategically to support your organisation's
Knowledge Management goals. Partnering with Hindin Solutions
will not only give you access to software built on proven knowledge
principles but also to professional service resource experienced
in developing and implementing enterprise scale Knowledge Management
solutions.
If you want to more effectively manage, enrich and utilise your
organisations information and experience, contact us for a free
demonstration of how we can assist you.
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Your Business Needs
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Why Choose KnowledgeBase
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Preventing knowledge hoarding to make full use of organisational
knowledge
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KnowledgeBase exposes tacitical knowledge stored in the heads
of your employees and centralises it providing a single point
of access
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Accessing information that resides in numerous different
places
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KnowledgeBase can concurrently search across a variety of
different data sources
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Allowing people to search for information in different ways
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KnowledgeBase supports multiple methods of discovery (taxonomies,
A-Z, hierarchies, browsing and search), allowing customers
to find information in the most intuitive way
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Cross-team collaboration is often slow and inefficient
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KnowledgeBase workflow automates business and content management
processes. Reports make these processes completely transparent,
allowing participants to track progress
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Reducing knowledge lost from an aging workforce or where
staff turnover is high
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Allow KnowledgeBase to become the central repository of your
organisation's knowledge and you'll retain valuable knowledge
despite staff churn or migration
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Preventing staff from being overwhelmed with superfluous
information
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KnowledgeBase focuses on the quality of information, not
its quantity. Our structured content management workflows
ensure content is maintained by expert authors, while facilitating
feedback to drive continual content improvement
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Maximising benefits that can be realised from a diverse workforce
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Dynamic content management processes allow KnowledgeBase
content to be continually improved through the suggestions
of a wide range of staff
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Tertiary Information Systems and Sector Liaison implemented KnowledgeBase
to promote transfer of operational knowledge within their services
team and resolve a greater proportion of enquiries on first contact.
Initially, most calls were being passed to the back office. The
KnowledgeBase Process Manager allowed enquiries to be automatically
logged, transferred to appropriate experts for resolution, then
queued for call-backs from the services team. With required knowledge
encapsulated in enquiry cases, only simple analysis was required
to build their central knowledge repository. KnowledgeBase thus
empowers the services team, allowing them to deliver higher levels
of customer service, while relieving pressure on back office staff,
allowing them to focus in their area of expertise.
The implementation of KnowledgeBase at Waitaki District Council
was their first step towards achieving "information maturity". KnowlegeBase
content discovery mechanisms were used to make the entire contents
of shared drives searchable. Important content was then easily located
and described with keywords, metadata and relevant FAQs, to create
a centralised knowledge repository. Content management parameters,
such as revision and expiry dates, were then applied to preserve
the integrity of content within the knowledge repository. Using
KnowledgeBase and Hindin professional services, Waitaki DC rapidly
implemented an easily managed, self-sustaining and current, body
of knowledge.
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