Developing new practices together CoP in local government (UK), CoP on partnership (EU), CoP at IBM, CPsquare, WorldBank

« Networks make it possible for people to find others engaged in similar work. The second stage of emergence is the development of communities of practice (CoPs)… People share a common work and realize there is great benefit to being in relationship. They use this community to share what they know, to support one another, and to intentionally create new knowledge for their field of practice There is an intentional commitment to … share those discoveries with a wider audience. Good ideas move rapidly amongst members. New knowledge and practices are implemented quickly. The speed at which knowledge development and exchange happens is crucial, because local regions and the world need this knowledge and wisdom now. »

 

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