Suleman lodhi
Suleman Aziz Lodhi (Ph.D Knowledge Management) joined the Public Health Engineering Department in 1995 and worked on community development projects. He later joined secretariat of a premier trade association and headed its Economic Research Cell. Presently, he is working with NCBA&E as Director Research and supervising a number of MPhil and Ph.D students in the area of Business Administration. His present research interests include Knowledge Management, Knowledge Economy, Community Development and Social Network Analysis.
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The governments have been measuring poverty too narrowly focusing on financial dimension only, whereas poverty is much more than that. Poverty studies need to be approached in a more comprehensive way, adding new dimensions to bring out the true picture of the society. If money was the solution of poverty, it’s likely that poverty would have been eradicated long ago. The national leaders in developing countries continue to ignore the interdependence of social issues with poverty in the region. The policies are developed to address the symptoms, while the root causes are ignored. This problem solving approach may be able to give temporary relief, but as the cause of the problem exists in the system, same problems emerge again, in similar or a more developed form. Skewed distribution of wealth in a region; not only imposes serious vulnerability in developing effectiveness of the region, but it also has negative impact on global stability."
The study uses concepts from cybernetics and epistemology to present a model on voluntary knowledge sharing at individual, group and organization levels, elaborating the need to manage knowledge workers differently to obtain high performance.
The model developed should help analyze low performance of knowledge organizations and provide directions for developing a new generation of software. The study should be especially useful for students and researchers in management sciences domain, professionals in Organizational Development, and Software Engineers working on knowledge based software.
Papers by Suleman lodhi
The governments have been measuring poverty too narrowly focusing on financial dimension only, whereas poverty is much more than that. Poverty studies need to be approached in a more comprehensive way, adding new dimensions to bring out the true picture of the society. If money was the solution of poverty, it’s likely that poverty would have been eradicated long ago. The national leaders in developing countries continue to ignore the interdependence of social issues with poverty in the region. The policies are developed to address the symptoms, while the root causes are ignored. This problem solving approach may be able to give temporary relief, but as the cause of the problem exists in the system, same problems emerge again, in similar or a more developed form. Skewed distribution of wealth in a region; not only imposes serious vulnerability in developing effectiveness of the region, but it also has negative impact on global stability."
The study uses concepts from cybernetics and epistemology to present a model on voluntary knowledge sharing at individual, group and organization levels, elaborating the need to manage knowledge workers differently to obtain high performance.
The model developed should help analyze low performance of knowledge organizations and provide directions for developing a new generation of software. The study should be especially useful for students and researchers in management sciences domain, professionals in Organizational Development, and Software Engineers working on knowledge based software.