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Thank you for your interest in the 2008 Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) studies. Inaugurated by Teleos in 1998, the MAKE research program seeks to identify those organizations (for-profit, non-profit and public sector) which are using knowledge-driven strategies to out-perform their peers by above average growth in intellectual capital and wealth creation (in the case of the public sector, increased societal capital).

Teleos, in association with The KNOW Network, has announced the 2008 regional MAKE Finalists (visit the following web pages for the list of Finalists):

2008 Asian MAKE Finalists
http://www.knowledgebusiness.com/knowledgebusiness/Templates/ReadKnowledgeLibrary.aspx?siteId=1&menuItemId=33&contentHeaderId=5965

2008 European MAKE Finalists
http://www.knowledgebusiness.com/knowledgebusiness/Templates/ReadKnowledgeLibrary.aspx?siteId=1&menuItemId=33&contentHeaderId=5964

2008 North American MAKE Finalists
http://www.knowledgebusiness.com/knowledgebusiness/Templates/ReadKnowledgeLibrary.aspx?siteId=1&menuItemId=33&contentHeaderId=5962

Teleos will announce the 2008 regional MAKE Winners in October.

Teleos will release the list of 2008 Global MAKE Finalists in September.

For additional information regarding the 2008 MAKE studies, contact Rory Chase, Teleos: make_information@mac.com

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2008 Asian MAKE Finalists Announced [Date Added : 08/28/2008 ]
Teleos, in association with The KNOW Network, has announced the 31 Finalists in the 2008 Asian Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study. The Finalists represent seven Asian countries: Australia (2), China (7), India (7), Indonesia (4), Japan (4), Singapore (1), _and South Korea (6).

This 7th annual Asian MAKE study is an established benchmark to recognize Asia's leading organizations for their ability to leverage enterprise knowledge to deliver superior performance in the areas of innovation, operational effectiveness _and excellence in products _and services.

This year's Asian MAKE Finalists are:

- Astra International (Indonesia)
- BHP Billiton (Australia/United Kingdom)
- CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. – Marketing & Customer Services (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. – Power Systems Business Group (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Environmental Resources Management (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Ernst & Young (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Eureka Forbes (India)
- Honda Motor (Japan)
- Hong Kong SAR: Efficiency Unit – Integrated Call Center (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Infosys Technologies (India)
- Korea Water Resources (S. Korea)
- Langham Place Hotel, Mongkok (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- LG Electronics (S. Korea)
- MindTree Consulting (India)
- Nintendo (Japan)
- Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- POSCO (S. Korea)
- Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (S. Korea)
- Samsung SDS (S. Korea)
- Satyam Computer Services (India)
- SingTel (Singapore)
- SK Energy (S. Korea)
- Sony (Japan)
- Tata Consultancy Services (India)
- Tata Steel (India)
- Telkom Indonesia (Indonesia)
- Toyota (Japan)
- Unilever Indonesia (Indonesia)
- Wipro Technologies (India)
- Woods Bagot (Australia)
- XL – Excelcomindo Pratama (Indonesia)

A panel of Asian Fortune 500 senior executives _and internationally-recognized knowledge management _and intellectual capital experts have selected the 2008 Asian MAKE Finalists. The panel has recognized organizations founded _and headquartered in Asia against a framework of eight key knowledge performance dimensions which are the visible drivers of competitive advantage:

- creating a corporate knowledge-driven enterprise culture.
- developing knowledge workers through senior management leadership.
- delivering knowledge-based products/solutions.
- maximizing enterprise intellectual capital.
- creating an environment for collaborative knowledge sharing.
- creating a learning organization.
- delivering value based on customer knowledge.
- transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value.

A total of 63 organizations were nominated in this year's 2008 Asian MAKE study.

Teleos will announce the 2008 Asian MAKE Winners on October 15, 2008, at the World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, South Korea.

MAKE Research ProgramTeleos, an independent knowledge management _and intellectual capital research company, administers the Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study program. The KNOW Network is a Web-based global community of organizations dedicated to networking, benchmarking _and sharing best knowledge practices leading to superior organizational performance.

The MAKE research program consists of the annual Global MAKE study - the international benchmark for best practice knowledge-driven organizations - _and MAKE studies for Asia, Europe, North America, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia _and Japan.

For additional information regarding the 2008 Asian MAKE study or other MAKE studies, contact Rory Chase, Teleos, Tel/Fax: +44 1584 878576.

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Teleos Announces 2008 Asian MAKE Nominees [Date Added : 08/12/2008 ]
Teleos, in association with The KNOW Network, has announced the 63 Nominees in the 2008 Asian Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study.

The 7th annual Asian MAKE study is an established benchmark to recognize the country's leading organizations for their ability to leverage enterprise knowledge to deliver superior performance in the areas of innovation, operational effectiveness _and excellence in products _and services.

The 2008 Asian MAKE Nominees are:

- Asian Development Bank (Asia)
- Astra International (Indonesia)
- Australia: Information Management Office (Australia)
- Australia: Dept. of Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs (Australia)
- Australia: Dept. of Resources, Energy & Tourism (Australia)
- Australia: IP Australia (Australia)
- Australia: New South Wales. Dept. of Lands (Australia)
- Australia: Western Australia. Dept. of the Premier _and Cabinet, Office of Road Safety (Australia)
- Australian Red Cross Blood Service (Australia)
- Bharti Airtel
- BHP Billiton (Australia/United Kingdom)
- Brother Industries (Japan)
- Canon (Japan)
- CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. – Marketing & Customer Services (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. – Power Systems Business Group (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Environmental Resources Management (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Ernst & Young (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Eureka Forbes (India)
- Fuji Xerox (Japan)
- Haier Group (China)
- Honda Motor (Japan)
- Hong Kong SAR: Dept. of Health – Child Assessment Service (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Hong Kong SAR: Efficiency Unit – Integrated Call Center (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Hong Kong SAR: Police (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Infosys Technologies (India)
- Kao (Japan)
- Korea Telecom (S. Korea)
- Korea Water Resources (S. Korea)
- Langham Place Hotel, Mongkok (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Larsen & Toubro – Engineering Construction Division (India)
- Lenovo (China)
- LG Electronics (S. Korea)
- Malaysia: Bank Negara (Malaysia)
- MindTree Consulting (India)
- Nintendo (Japan)
- Nippon Steel (Japan)
- Nissan Motor (Japan)
- NTT Data (Japan)
- NTT DoCoMo (Japan)
- Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (Hong Kong SAR, China)
- Petronas (Malaysia)
- POSCO (S. Korea)
- Reliance Industries (India)
- Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (S. Korea)
- Samsung SDS (S. Korea)
- Satyam Computer Services (India)
- Sharp (Japan)
- Singapore: Defence Science _and Technology Agency (Singapore)
- Singapore: National Library Board (Singapore)
- Singapore Airlines (Singapore)
- SingTel (Singapore)
- SK Energy (S. Korea)
- Sony (Japan)
- Tata Consultancy Services (India)
- Tata Motors (India)
- Tata Steel (India)
- Telkom Indonesia (Indonesia)
- Toyota (Japan)
- Unilever Indonesia (Indonesia)
- Westpac Banking Corporation (Australia)
- Wipro Technologies (India)
- Woods Bagat (Australia)
- XL – Excelcomindo Pratama (Indonesia)

A panel of Asian Fortune 500 senior executives _and internationally-recognized knowledge management _and intellectual capital experts have selected the 2008 Asian MAKE Nominees. The panel has recognized organizations founded _and headquartered in Asia against a framework of eight key knowledge performance dimensions which are the visible drivers of competitive advantage:

- creating a corporate knowledge-driven enterprise culture.
- developing knowledge workers through senior management leadership.
- creating knowledge-based products/solutions.
- maximizing enterprise intellectual capital.
- creating an environment for collaborative knowledge sharing.
- creating a learning organization.
- delivering value based on customer knowledge.
- transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value.

Teleos will announce the 2008 Asian MAKE Finalists in September.

MAKE Research Program

Teleos, an independent knowledge management _and intellectual capital research company, administers the Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study program. The KNOW Network is a Web-based global community of organizations dedicated to networking, benchmarking _and sharing best knowledge practices leading to superior organizational performance.

The MAKE research program consists of the annual Global MAKE study - the international benchmark for best practice knowledge-driven organizations - _and MAKE studies for Asia, Europe, North America, India, Indonesia _and Japan.

For additional information regarding the 2008 Asian MAKE study or other MAKE studies, contact Rory Chase, Teleos, E-mail: make_information@mac.com, Tel/Fax: +44 1584 878576.