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Home > Community > Presentations > Measuring the Maturity of your Knowledge Management and Self-Service Initiatives

Measuring the Maturity of your Knowledge Management and Self-Service Initiatives

May 31, 2007 Leave a Comment

By: Thomas Sweeny & W. Ladd Bodem – ServiceXRG

How well developed are your self-service and knowledge management capabilities? Are you just getting started or have you reached a level where systems and performance are nearly optimized? The maturity of self-service and knowledge management capabilities is directly related to the impact these strategic initiatives will yield.

This presentation covered:

  • The definitions of the four levels of capability maturity for self-service and knowledge management
  • The characteristics of each level of maturity for knowledge management and self-service
  • The criteria need to assess the maturity of current initiatives
  • Review and analysis of the pre-conference survey
  • Insights for moving up the maturity curve to optimized performance and capabilities
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