Ulla
de Stricker
With experience since the late 1970s in the
information industry and in information related
operations, Ulla de Stricker focuses in her
engagements on strategic planning for an
organization's information and knowledge
management policies, practices, and delivery
mechanisms (including, where relevant,
specialized information/knowledge centers).
Frequently, engagements involve modernizing
existing information operations or developing
strategic plans for new information services and
relationships tuned to the practices of today's
intellectual workers.
In consulting practice since late 1992, Ulla has
built a strong track record executing numerous
information audits and needs assessment
studies and recommending approaches for
dealing with information services and knowledge
management challenges. Prior to 1992, she held
senior positions in the information industry in
customer facing and product development roles.
Ulla is known for her simultaneously visionary
and practical approach to her clients'
challenges and development projects and for her
special attention to the impact of corporate
culture and extrinsic pressures on the
actual day to day practices of knowledge
workers. A particular area of professional
concern is the considerable challenge of
capture, protection, and availability of
intellectual capital. In many projects, she
identifies for clients new opportunities for
establishing practices and reward mechanisms to
foster a knowledge nurturing culture
supporting innovation and leverage of learning.
Ulla is a popular speaker and workshop leader
frequently appearing at information management
related conferences, and she contributes
regularly to information industry journals.
Several seminars and articles are publicly
available at
www.destricker.com. As part of her
professional association activities, she has
assisted hundreds of graduate students and
professionals in crafting their resumes - with
superlative feedback. In 2009, the received the
Association of Independent Information
Professionals' Sue Rugge Memorial Award for her
support to colleagues.
Active in professional associations for decades,
Ms. de Stricker served (2011-2013) on the Board
of Directors of SLA, a ~9,000-member
international association of information
professionals. |