Kore Business

The growth of service industries and the increase in knowledge workers as a percentage of the workforce has meant that organisations need to understand the value of their knowledge and information, how to sustain it and leverage it to improve performance. We help our clients understand what they know (and don't know) and realise the value their knowledge and information can provide by using it to make better decisions, solve problems and innovate. Some call this Knowledge Management, others just call it common sense. The problem is that sometimes common sense, isn't that common.

Capability has a number of dimensions. We can deal with the capability of a person, looking at their role, skills, expertise and experience. We can look at the capability of an organisation relating to its ability, capacity and agility.

Kore Business helps its clients understand the current maturity of their capability and develop a strategy and roadmap in improving that maturity in a manner that is best for business, not best practice.

Best practice is not something that should be adopted, but something that should be learned from,

The term collaboration can have different connotations for different people. Some consider telling someone what they are doing as collaboration. For others it is an intimate partnership delivering something truly special.

We work with our clients on identifying the key areas where collaboration can greatly increase the chance of success.

We also help with defining the level of collaboration from basic two way communication, through cooperating with others, to true alliance partnerships.