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Favorite The Replicant: Inside the Dark Future of Blade Runner 2049 https://www.wired.com/2017/09/behind-the-scenes-blade-runner-2049-sequel/ (RSS generated with FetchRss)
Favorite Please find below yesterday’s Knoco newsletter. You can sign up for our newsletters here September 2017 The 4 types of Knowledge Management training your organisation needs. In This Issue The 4 types of KM training Awareness training for management Training for the KM team Skills training for people with
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Shared by Nick Milton September 20, 2017
Favorite When we talk about Culture Change and Knowledge Management, we need to realise that the Knowledge Management processes themselves are in themselves culture change agents. After Action reviews are a prime example. They promote openness; people will learn that ‘there is no comeback’ and questions will receive answers. They promote
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Favorite Not all knowledge is information, not all infomation is knowledge. However some knowledge exists also as information, and therefore needs to be managed by both disciplines in parallel. This blog post is about the knowledge continuum, the relationship between knowledge and information, and how information management and knowledge management
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Favorite How will the development of Artificial Intelligence affect the role of the Knowledge Manager? There is a lot of discussion on Artificial Intelligence as part of Knowledge Management, and the use of powerful computing to replace the reliance on experts. As discussed here, the expert, in a rule-based scenario, is
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Favorite Sir Winston Churchill, the famous politician, used a 4-question Knowledge Audit when things went wrong. Image from wikimedia commons Sir Winston Churchill hated being surprised, particularly by bad news. He expected to receive an efficient flow of information and knowledge, and when he did not get the knowledge, he
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Favorite Is friendship an enabler of Knowledge Management? Foosball at work, by Al Abut, on Flickr In the western world of work, “Friend” is a bit of an F-word. We hardly ever use the word “F****d” about our work relationships. We call people colleagues, associates, co-workers, but never F****ds. It’s as
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Favorite Does a KM Framework need to be complete, or can you miss components out? I’m What’s Missing by crdotx, on Flickr A Knowledge Management Framework consists of four elements: Roles Processes Technology Governance I blogged last week about partial implementations of a Knowledge Management Framework when I asked whether there were circumstances
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Favorite The KM iceberg is a common image, but what does it really mean? The Iceberg is a very familiar model within Knowledge Management, seen in many slide presentations. I first used it myself in the public domain, in an article in Knowledge management magazine, 2000, entitled “Mining the deep knowledge
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Favorite It can be tempting to rely on the personality of a strong charismatic leader to drive Knowledge Management implementation, but this can become a trap. Image from Wikimedia Commons To begin with, a strong passionate leader can be a real asset for an effective Knowledge Management implementation team. They
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