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Dilbert and Knowledge Management
An important new resource – David Gurteen has added a page to his sitewhich collects Dilbert comic strips about KM: http://www.gurteen.com/gurteen/gurteen.nsf/id/media-player?open&g=Dilbert+Comic+Strips&mf=L004967
How does an intranet support knowledge management?
Most organisations seem to have adopted intranets for communication and collaboration, but how should an organisation’s intranet support its knowledge management activities? From communities of practice to blogging and ultimately internal social networking, it’s something I’ve grappled with over the past eight years – trying, failing and hopefully learning at each stage of development. It’s a [...]
Gurteen Knowledge Café: Imagining the future of knowledge technologies
If the idea of predicting the future currently seems rather foolish to me, it may be because I’m reading Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s “Fooled by Radomness”. I signed up for Tuesday night’s Gurteen Knowledge Café at the British Computer Society more in anticipation of good conversation than any hope of forecasting anything significant. Conrad Taylor opened [...]
An engaging Tuesday…
Two engagement events on Tuesday: one highlighting the need for evolutionary change, the other examined the problems managers face every day. Not many people get to travel to the top of the BT tower, which might partly explain why Tuesday afternoon’s Gurteen Knowledge Café was so heavily oversubscribed. Add Dave Snowden speaking about complexity and [...]
Lotus Notes/Domino – strategic
“Connect, collaborate, innovate” has been our KM team’s tagline – I hesitate to call it a strategy – for the past four or five years and although we’ve been quick to experiment with some of the same social media tools – social networking and blogging – as IBM, we’re more than used to following in [...]
Knowledge Cafe: Could you stop using e-mail?
Last night I went along to the first London Gurteen Knowledge Cafe for some time. I enjoy meeting up with my peers in the Knowledge Management field and learning about what they’re doing, as well as talking about my own work. I was particularly interested in this session because I wanted to hear Luis Suarez [...]
How do you get people to share knowledge?
One of the most popular questions in knowledge management, particularly with people new to the discipline, concerns how you “make” people share what they know. I’ve seen different answers over the past six years. Some argue knowledge sharing should be part of a process (and guess which part is dropped first when time pressure starts [...]
Knowledge and Content 2008 – Day Two
As Ron Donaldson of Natural England pointed out yesterday, I am opening for him this afternoon. Don’t laugh, I saw Coldplay open for U2 several years ago and now they’re the biggest band in Britain (actually, I don’t know this for a fact…). Not that I am implying I am dull, wet and boring you [...]
Knowledge And Content 2008 – Day One
Over to Earls Court this morning for Day One of Ark Group‘s Knowledge And Content 2008, arriving shortly after the start of the panel discussion on what KM means in 2008. Noted that it still means different things to different people, something to bear in mind within different organisations. That eternal question of knowing what [...]
Cambridge Open Knowledge meetup at Emmanuel College
I’ve often tried to share what I learn. I’ve never had a concrete reason for doing so, I merely imagine there is a vague possibility that somewhere out there, there is someone who might benefit from what I know – however dull or irrelevant it may seem to most people. Back in the 90s, fuelled [...]
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