Archive for the ‘Trust’ Category
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
I've always tended to hang my KM hat on the value of tacit knowledge and helping organizations leverage that mostly untapped resource. Those that have been readers of KM News for any length of time are aware of my definition of KM - KM is about connectedness; connecting people to people and ...
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
WSJ: Management Leaders Turn Attention to Followers (subscription may be required)
I suppose it is encouraging to see a Harvard lecturer and the Wall Street Journal focusing attention on what many (most?) of us in the KM space have known for ever....that it's is the little guy, the masses, the worker bees ...
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Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Digital ID World 2007 Recap: It's about relationships...
There were some great things out of Digital ID World. The keynotes, especially the opening day (Monday 24 Sept. 2007) provided some deja vu moments for me.
I found that Doc Searls keynote put forward very new thinking in Digital Identity Management (DIdM). Doc ...
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Monday, September 17th, 2007
The Wall Street Journal has a short article how a gloablly disperesed software team succesfully work together.
How Teams Can Work Well Together From Far Apart (paid subscription may be required) - This isn't rocket sciene, but a practical look at how globally distributed teams succesfully work together is always a ...
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