What are your plans for preserving your internal corporate expertise in 2017? Join us for a public workshop on December 16 based on the book Finding Your SMEs: Capturing Knowledge from Retiring Subject Matter Experts in Your Organization Before They Leave, where we will look at the kinds of expertise you need to capture and how to make those decisions.
Here are the details.
Date: December 16, 2016
Time: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Cost: $30 (lunch will be provided)
An additional session in January will be available to accommodate holiday schedules. Seating is limited. Recommended that you send more than one person from your organization to facilitate discussion within your company.
A nearly perceptible anxiety surrounds the retiring baby boom generation in corporate America today. Many thriving businesses began in the post World War II manufacturing boom. As those knowledge workers leave for the sunny golf courses of Florida, they take with them lifetimes of knowledge and skills that some businesses will never replace. But it doesn’t have to be that way for your organization.
Join us for the workshop on December 16. Click here to register.
Our host for the event, AmpTech, serves as a provider of expertise for innovators, entrepreneurs and startups.
AmpTech Commercialization Center
As part of the Greater Philadelphia Entrepreneurship and Innovation Ecosystem, AmpTech maintains a collaborative environment where start-ups, service providers, investors, academia and local businesses can join together to get products and services to market FASTER. AmpTech bridges the gap for start-ups and corporate innovators by providing a place to develop products quickly and under one roof. AmpTech provides rapid prototyping capabilities establishing an opportunity to pilot various technologies before market launch.
31 General Warren Blvd, Malvern, PA 19355, USA
info@amptech.org | 484-320-8938
http://amptech.org/
For more information about AmpTech, click here.
If you have questions, you can also contact me directly at workingwithsmes@gmail.com.
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