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| 25/08/05 | | Chip Goodyear says $8.5B profit partly due to communities of practice efforts |
OK, so Chip didn’t say that exactly. I heard part of Chip’s speech (on ABC radio) to the market announcing their record profit and he said their success came on the back of “efficiencies gained by sharing knowledge” across the company. I know BHP Billiton has a significant communities of practice program which forms the foundation of their Operational Excellence Division. It’s this division which is responsible for helping people share what they know. They are world leaders in the adoption of communities of practice approaches and this comment pays significant recognition to their good work.
I scanned the papers this morning and did a couple of searches and couldn’t find any journalist picking up this angle of the story. Interesting.
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