Consultancy

An Overview

Our clients

  • Association of Information and Image Management (USA)
  • Bank Indonesia
  • Bank Negara Malaysia
  • British Council (global)
  • CapitaLand
  • Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
  • Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore
  • Defence Science & Technology Agency
  • Department of Transport (Abu Dhabi)
  • DesignSingapore Council
  • Food and Agriculture Organisation (Italy)
  • Health Promotion Board
  • Housing & Development Board
  • Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore
  • Institute of Technical Education
  • IE Singapore
  • International Fund for Agricultural Development (Italy)
  • Islamic Development Bank (Saudi Arabia)
  • Jardine Group (Hong Kong)
  • Keppel Land
  • Maxis (Malaysia)
  • Ministry of Law
  • Ministry of Manpower
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry
  • Monetary Authority of Singapore
  • National Library Board
  • National Science Foundation (USA)
  • PETRONAS
  • Public Service Division
  • Singapore Army
  • Singapore Customs
  • Singapore Exchange Regulation
  • Singapore Sports Council
  • The Revenue Commissioners, Ireland
  • SUT Sakra Pte Ltd
  • Workforce Development Agency
  • Yokogawa Engineering Asia Pte Ltd

Knowledge Management initiatives are complex interventions, involving an ecosystem of interacting influences from people, social groups, organisational needs, culture and politics, technology infrastructure, competencies and skills, and rate of change in the environment. Issues and priorities will vary widely between organisations. Simplistic, recipe-based approaches with generic methodologies may appear reassuring at first, but rarely deal adequately with the complexities of implementation in practice.

For this reason, Straits Knowledge does not have a single standardised approach to our KM engagements. We deploy a high level guiding framework of key stages, but apply a wide range of tools and methods from which we will select based on the goals we need to achieve. These tools, models and methods are drawn from good practices in the knowledge management and information management profession. We acquire the competencies to use these methods through a combination of training, research and practice.

Click on the links on the left navigation bar to find out more about the tools and methods that we use.