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Knowledge Management Can Improve Employee Retention
[2008-06-27] Employees come and employees go; such is business. It's better when they don't abandon you, though, and a new study shows that effective knowledge management might go a long ways towards keeping workers around.
Knowledge Management International Conference Approaching
[2008-05-27] It's possible - and common - to learn more in three days at a conference than in three weeks at an office. Knowledge management professionals should be glad to hear, then, that the 2008 Knowledge Management International Conference is coming up.
Corporate Blogging
[2008-04-10] For someone like myself who has been a corporate blogger for nearly five years, and still going strong.
The Next Executive Acronym: CAO
[2008-03-14] The business world is increasingly dominated by acronyms and there's sign of that slowing up. In addition to CEO, COO, CTO, CIO, author and MIT advisor Michael Schrage is predicting the development of a CAO, or "Chief Advice Officer."
Wiki Adoption
[2008-02-07] For a good number of months I have always been a big fan from Stewart Mader, author of the fine Blog on Wiki Patterns, and who recently published Wikipatterns (A book I just managed to get my hands on and which I will start reading shortly - so review coming up soon as well!), where he gets to put together a how-to guide for growing wiki use in organisations with practical advice and plenty of helpful tips!!
Next Generation Knowledge Sharing & Learning Online Conference Event
[2007-12-20] While I am just about to finish editing the audio recording (And fine tune the slide deck that will go with it) from my pitch on Social Computing @ IBM at the recent IBM iForum event in Zürich, and while trying to wrap up everything at work since tomorrow is my last working day for the remaining of the year, earlier on today in Twitter a crazy thought came up from James Dellow after I mentioned in one of my twitterings how one of my abstracts for a conference event, taking place next year, on the state of social computing, was rejected.
How Social Software Is Changing the Role of Traditional KM
[2007-11-21] If recently I took the opportunity to share with you folks a rather extensive, but very descriptive, article on Social Media at IBM - Focus on Podcasting by George Faulkner, today I thought I would pick up another subject along those very same lines, but with a different twist.
20 Enjoyable Knowledge Management Blogs
[2007-10-30] The last couple of days have been rather busy at work, as I get to finalise the transition from my old job into the new one, but I thought I would share over here a blog post that I have meant to write a little while ago, but didn't have a chance to till now.
If We Live in a Knowledge Economy...
[2007-10-12] If you ask me for a particular article that I have enjoyed lately quite a bit on the subject of Enterprise 2.0, where we are with things and, most importantly, where we would be able to find lots of great input to carry on with our jobs in helping embrace social software behind the corporate firewall, that blog post would actually go to one of my good friends, Olivier Amprimo, who I met in Paris earlier on in the year, from Headshift.
Office 2.0 - Provoking Change Through Communities
[2007-10-01] Recently I actually bumped into an interesting news article on Internetnews by Susan Kuchinskas titled Culture Clash in Office 2.0 that certainly grabbed my attention as you may have guessed.
Tacit Knowledge, Rules & Automation
[2007-09-11] Nice little post on What do we mean by tacit knowledge? over on the anecdote site.
Will IBM Compete with Facebook/Web 2.0? - Sorry, No Competition.
[2007-08-16] Last week I had a very enlightening and energising conversation with Dennis Howlett on several various topics.
Knowledge Management - Where Are the Bees?
[2007-07-26] As I have just mentioned in a previous weblog post, this article is a follow up from the one I have shared earlier on, detailing some of the highlights from the trip to Somers, NY, to attend IBM's Collaboration 2.0 conference event that took place last week.
Defining the Knowledge Worker
[2007-07-12] Here is another interesting article from Collaboration Loop that I am sure you would all find quite an interesting read.
Communities: Hotbeds of Innovation
[2007-06-22] Following further up with some more weblog posts from the APQC KM & Innovation event, this time around I am going to be talking about something that I was asked during the conference event several times and that only now I have finally managed to make it possible for everyone.
Essential KM Sites and Blogs
[2007-06-06] In the past, a number of readers from the different weblogs I maintain on a regular basis have kept asking me to share with them the different Web sites that I get to check for my daily consumption of Knowledge Management resources.
Measuring the Impact of Knowledge Management
[2007-05-17] Over the last couple of days I have been sharing a couple of weblog posts on the recent APQC KM & Innovation event I attended last week in Houston for the first time.
Knowledge-Driven Decision Support Systems & Decision Services
[2007-04-05] This week's Ask Dan! in the email I get from DSSResources.com was "What are the features of a knowledge-driven DSS?". In this article Dan Power discusses what I would probably call expert systems.
You Can't Manage Knowledge
[2007-03-22] No matter what the Knowledge Management (KM) vendors say, you can't manage knowledge. To manage something you need to know what you've got and you need to measure it in some way.
The Functionality Comparison Between LMS And LCMS
[2007-03-08] An e-learning novice is often fraught with terms such as LMS and LCMS. But, it becomes a matter of concern when LMS vendors reflect this naiveté in more or less the same degree.
LMS Implementation: From Worse To Better
[2007-02-22] Identification of problems is the first step towards addressing them. The process of implementing an LMS in the existing infrastructure of an organization is not devoid of troubles either.
Knowledge Management Book Review
[2007-01-25] I have been reading this short book on knowledge management, by Carl Frappaolo, on and off since the Delphi Business Process Innovation Summit.
Knowledge Management - An Evolving Discipline
[2007-01-10] Knowledge Management (KM) refers to a range of practices and techniques used by organizations to identify, represent and distribute knowledge, know-how, expertise, intellectual capital and other forms of knowledge for leverage, reuse and transfer of knowledge and learning across the organization.
Questions for Itensil CEO
[2006-12-11] Keith Patterson is the CEO and visionary behind Itensil, Inc., a web 2.0 software firm that develops web 2.0 user interface technology and provides a hosted service called Itensil Team Activity Manager.
How Data Entry Services Benefit Industries And Why It Is Essential
[2006-11-30] It is irrelevant whether you have a small business or a global empire - information is an asset in any kind of business. And when it is business, everything comes down to profitability.
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