History
Kymanox started out as an abstract concept in 2002, when the founder, Stephen M. Perry, was involved in a series of manufacturing projects. These projects required unique hybridizations of managerial, functional and technical methodologies. By mid-2004, the concept was being researched and refined. Kymanox materialized into a versatile consulting operation by the end of 2004. By the beginning of 2005, the company's first formal proposal was awarded.
Kymanox was founded on the concept of "Ideal Knowledge Transfer". One of the first examples of Ideal Knowledge Transfer is the "Popcorn Example" published in 2003. Below is this example:
Ideal Knowledge Transfer™ - A Popcorn Example
A three-part example titled "Producing Quality Homemade Popcorn" was created by Kymanox to illustrate methodologies that are aligned with Ideal Knowledge Transfer™. These three elements are:
- A Step-by-Step Procedure
- Background and Theory Presentation
- An Audio/Video demonstration.
Together, these three elements work with one another (see diagram below) to capture the process of Producing Quality Homemade Popcorn in a complete and robust manner. This technique is a proven way to transfer knowledge efficiently and effectively and can be applied to a variety of situations.
Step By Step Procedure
A detailed, step-by-step written procedure creates an easy and sequential-based reference so the task can be replicated consistently:
Background and Theory Presentation
A background and process theory slide presentation provides historical information and scientifc reasoning for the finalized procedure:
HTML (1.4MB total, 27 slides)
Powerpoint Presentation (1.1MB, 27 slides)
Audio/Visual Demonstration
An audio/video demonstration provides a real-world illustration of the procedure, in a time-compressed format, for added clarity:
Flash A/V (10.3MB, 5 min.)
NOTE: Please wait for the download and press "play" on the Flash player control screen to start the video.
"History will be kind to me for I intend to write it" - Winston Churchill
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