Sunday, February 17, 2013
Knowledge to do what?
Can your organization answer the question; knowledge to do what? That should be the starting point for any organization embarking on a new or renewed Knowledge Management initiative. If you can't answer this fundamental question don't even try to implement a process or technology or start a KM program.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Is there a difference between KM & Social Media
Interesting blog post at HBR - Social Media versus Knowledge Management.
I believe KM is and has been inherently social in nature since the disciplines inception. The problem, as the author points out is that charlatans have been able to divert the nature and meaning of KM to meet their purposes, much like media has transformed the term 'hacker' from something good to something evil. At its most fundamental level knowledge management is about connectedness and this is social.
I believe KM is and has been inherently social in nature since the disciplines inception. The problem, as the author points out is that charlatans have been able to divert the nature and meaning of KM to meet their purposes, much like media has transformed the term 'hacker' from something good to something evil. At its most fundamental level knowledge management is about connectedness and this is social.
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Knowledge to do what?
Can your organization answer the question; knowledge to do what? That should be the starting point for any organization embarking on a new ...
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Interesting blog post at HBR - Social Media versus Knowledge Management . I believe KM is and has been inherently social in nature since th...
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Can your organization answer the question; knowledge to do what? That should be the starting point for any organization embarking on a new ...
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