Founder: The Journey to the Lost Gold of Atlantis | Knowledge Management Strategy | KM Coach | Knowledge Management Best Practices | Facilitator | SharePoint User Adoption SME
A Knowledge Management Strategist with over 15 years of experience in improving organizational effectiveness through information and knowledge management processes and tools including collaboration, enterprise content management and Business/Social Networking capabilities. A Transformation Leader with over 25 years experience enabling user adoption of information technology, resulting in agile organizations at the forefront of managing the accelerating changes in today’s marketplace.
The Journey to Atlantis is a fun simulation that focuses on collaboration and knowledge sharing behaviors. In today’s complex organizational structures it’s imperative that we collaborate and share across our internal organizations and even more across markets. The Journey establishes a baseline for groups to capitalize on new collaborative and knowledge sharing behaviors. These new behaviors will contribute to an organization becoming more productive, efficient and effective.
Learning Objectives:
The Journey is a 2.5 – 3 hour simulation. It requires at least 3 groups of 4-5 people and can expand to 20 groups of 4-6 people. All that’s required is a large room with room enough for 1 table per group and a projector. Depending on the size of the group one lead facilitator and 1-3 helpers is all that’s needed to deliver the program. If you are interested in the game, contact me. The game requires an experienced facilitator. I will also provide train the trainer opportunities. Check back to see when the next game will happen in your region so that you can experience it for yourself. Video overviews of the game are available upon request.
To bring awareness to large organizations of the inherent conflict between performance objectives and drive for collaboration. And through this awareness, to change the manner of engagement and motivation of team members in achieving organizational goals.
Plano, Texas, United States