Tea with ASTP: Why soft skills matter in knowledge transfer?

Tea with ASTP: Why soft skills matter in knowledge transfer?

From project vision to practical training

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Knowledge transfer is not only about technologies, agreements and processes - it is also about people, communication and trust. Prof. Elisa Villani from University of Bologna, initiator and coordinator of the "Soft Skills for KT" project, and Semih Ersöz from Sopu Academy, partner responsible for the development of training methodology, will talk about the main objectives and results of the project: its vision, practical learning materials, and the experiences gathered while developing and piloting trainings designed for knowledge transfer professionals across Europe. A practical session for anyone interested in strengthening the human side of KT.

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