Favorite Connecting people is far less efficient than Collecting while being far more effective – but how much more effective? Knowledge can be transferred in two ways – by Connecting people so that they can discuss, and Collecting knowledge in written (explicit) form so others can find and read it
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Shared by Nick Milton November 18, 2019
Favorite Machine learning (ML) lets enterprises unlock the true potential of their data, automate decisions, and transform their business processes to deliver exponential value to their customers. To help you take advantage of ML, Amazon SageMaker provides the ability to build, train, and deploy ML models quickly. Until recently, if
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning November 15, 2019
Favorite In organisational safety management, they identify a “near miss” as evidence that safety practices need to be improved. We can do the same in knowledge management. Image from safety.af.mil I have often used Safety Management as a useful analogue for KM, and here’s another good crossover idea. In safety
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Shared by Nick Milton November 15, 2019
Favorite AWS DeepRacer, launched at re:Invent 2018, helps developers get hands on with reinforcement learning (RL). Since then, thousands of people have developed and raced their models at 21 AWS DeepRacer League events at AWS Summits across the world, and virtually via the AWS DeepRacer console. Beyond the summits there
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning November 14, 2019
Favorite Machine learning (ML) is routinely used by countless businesses to assist with decision making. In most cases, however, the predictions and business decisions made by ML systems still require the intuition of human users to make judgment calls. In this post, I show how to combine ML with sensitivity
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning November 13, 2019
Favorite If you are a competent ship’s master, what types of knowledge do you need to be able to navigate on a new voyage to an unknown port? You need two types – explicit and tacit, charts and pilots. Brunswick Harbor pilot by Ralph Daily on Flickr The charts, and
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Shared by Nick Milton November 12, 2019
Favorite The story here is taken from the book “Performance through Learning”, and tells of a crucial “proof of concept” exercise at De Beers, the global diamond company, which was instrumental in demonstrating the value of Knowledge Management to senior management, and gaining their support and buy-in. De Beers Headquarters,
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Shared by Nick Milton November 11, 2019
Favorite The AWS DeepRacer League is the world’s first autonomous racing league, open to anyone. Announced at re:Invent 2018, it puts machine learning in the hands of every developer in a fun and exciting way. Since March 2019, thousands of developers of all skill levels have competed for the chance
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning November 8, 2019
Favorite KM requires a learning culture, and motivation to learn comes from motivation to improve. That’s why KM thrives in a high-performance culture, where people are not content with existing performance, and actively seek new knowledge that will help them perform even better. Image from eglin.af.milU.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr
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Shared by Nick Milton November 8, 2019
Favorite In Knoco, we very often have clients contact us and ask something like “do you have any examples of successful Knowledge Management in the Canadian farm machinery manufacturing business? The answer to such a detailed question is almost always No. Although we have 20 years experience in working Knowledge
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Shared by Nick Milton November 7, 2019