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Modelling of Skill/Competencies

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 1999 5:04 pm
by George Stuart
I am developing a SD model of a Government auditing organisation that is =
required to consider the impact of skills/competencies availability on the =
ability of the organisation to carry out meaningful audits. The key issue =
is the availability of the particular skills/competencies (generic and =
specific) now, and in the future. I would welcome any comments, =
experiences and examples from anyone who worked on models incorporating =
such issues.

Many thanks

George Stuart
From: George Stuart <george.stuart@berl.co.nz>
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George F Stuart
Executive Director
Innovation & Strategic Systems
Business and Economic Research Ltd (BERL)
PO Box 10-277
Wellington, NEW ZEALAND
Ph. (64 4) 470-5556 (Direct)
Fax. (64 4) 473-3276
Mobile. 025 501 250

Modelling of Skill/Competencies

Posted: Thu Apr 22, 1999 12:37 pm
by Khalid Saeed
See SD bibliography on the socisty website, which would have many pertinent
references. Also see:

Saeed, K. Maintaining Professional Competence in Innovation Organizations.
Human Systems Management. 17(1): 69-87. 1998.

Khalid Saeed
From: Khalid Saeed <saeed@WPI.EDU>
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Khalid Saeed
Professor and Department Head
Social Science and Policy Studies
W. P. I., 100 Institute Road
Worcester, MA 01609, USA

Ph: 508-831-5563; fax: 508-831-5896

http://www.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/SSPS/

Modelling of Skill/Competencies

Posted: Sat Apr 24, 1999 8:59 am
by Keith Linard
University of New South Wales (Australian Defence Force Academy) in
association with CSC(Aust) is initiating a 2 year research program
focussing on the core competencies required to build knowledge
organisation / learning organisation and the structures /
procedures etc required to foster and maintain it. Nothing to
offer at this stage but we are keen to build contacts.

Keith Linard
From: Keith Linard <k-linard@adfa.edu.au>