On Thursday, February 28, APPEL’s Engaging Leaders in Knowledge series sponsored a live-streamed learning event on the topic of “Developing Talent in the Federal Workforce” from NASA TV’s studio at Headquarters. This ELK session consisted of a keynote presentation delivered by Terry Cooke-Davis, Group Chairman of Human Systems International. The presentation was moderated by NASA […]
On Thursday, February 28, APPEL’s Engaging Leaders in Knowledge series sponsored a live-streamed learning event on the topic of “Developing Talent in the Federal Workforce” from NASA TV’s studio at Headquarters. The federal government faces two immediate challenges with its workforce: preparing for retirements in order to maximize knowledge transfer from one generation to the […]
Not everyone may be naturally cut out to do the necessary planning needed by a project, according to Terry Cooke-Davies, Human Systems International Group Chairman, during NASA’s Engaging Leaders in Knowledge (ELK) event on February 28, 2013. Context plays a critical role in managing projects.
Masters Forum 17 marked a very special occasion in NASA’s history: the 50th anniversary since the Agency’s founding in October 1958. This presented a unique opportunity to reflect upon the amazing achievements accomplished over the past five decades, their significance, and lessons learned from those accomplishments. Nicholas Skytland works in the Strategic Partnerships Office at […]
Human Systems International Group Chairman Terry Cooke-Davies engages in an impromptu interview before the live-streamed Engaged Leaders in Knowledge (ELK) event. Stay tuned for the full-length video of the event. Learn more about ELK events http://www.nasa.gov/offices/oce/appel/knowledge/forums/ELK_2_2013.html
NASA’s Landsat Data Continuity Mission’s two instruments come from a line of cutting-edge technologies.
ASK the Academy looks back on its PM Challenge coverage from the past few years.
Jean Engle and Brent Fontenot discuss knowledge management at Johnson Space Center.
Doesn’t a new policy just mean another layer of bureaucracy?
