
June 17, 2022
June 17, 2022
In business, the democratization of knowledge means employees in any role, from marketer to CEO, have access to their organization’s corporate intelligence. The democratization of knowledge empowers and liberates employees. When people have the knowledge they need at their fingertips, they can create their own actionable solutions for the overall betterment of their teams and the organization.
If there are barriers to corporate intelligence in your organization, you’ve probably come across these common problems:
Knowledge democratization is about solving these common day-to-day knowledge management problems, so your organization can be agile in the face of the quickly changing market realities. Democratizing knowledge not only enables your people to make smart, insights-driven decisions daily, it also leads to higher rates of learning and and more a more innovative company culture.
Most organizations have a low expert-to-stakeholder ratio, limiting insights teams’ ability to serve business units in a timely fashion. Therefore, to democratize knowledge, insights and analytics teams to need tools to quickly curate and scale actionable insights for many stakeholders while also allowing stakeholders to self-serve knowledge.
Some enterprises are leveraging cutting-edge technology to do just that. For example, using powerful insights management technology, Colgate-Palmolive democratized access to a $300-million insights asset for thousands of commercial managers and marketers. Likewise, Kellogg’s democratized insights with a next-gen platform that features intuitive self-service tools and unique “knowledge zones.” And at L’Oréal, over 40,000 employees can now self-service insights with L’Oréal’s insights management platform called “One Intelligence”
It is important to remember that the democratization of knowledge is a process that requires careful planning and maintenance.
If you want to begin the process of democratizing knowledge in your organization, first, you need effective knowledge capture processes and tools that integrate all your sources in one place, so you can unify scattered knowledge assets from across your business.
Second, you must leverage technology alongside human intelligence for quality insights development, helping your enterprise draw of huge amounts of existing and new data quickly.
Third, optimize business engagement and avoid information overwhelm by curating and sharing relevant, actionable insights for the people who need it, when they need it, and provide self-service tools so businesspeople can get answers fast.
Curious to learn more about how an insights platform can facilitate your organization’s knowledge democratization goals? Request a demo with Market Logic today.
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