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TLDR; AI is suddenly able to master many of your business processes. How well your company manage your staff's strategic and proble…

Well, after several years of hard work by an international committee the new ISO-30401:2018 Knowledge Management Systems standard is upon us ( you …

I have been studying informally for the CAPM exam recently and while doing so have been aware that while the PMBOK Guide discusses a "Project Ma…

David Gurteen is coming down next week after the actKM conference in Canberra and KMLF, in conjunction with the VPSCIN are running a knowledge cafe. …

I have just come across the best overview of Enterprise 2.0 that I have seen so far . It is written as a presentation by Stephen Collins at acidl…

In the recently released National Innovation Review , Web 2.0 was mentioned as part of a slew of recommendations to encourage Government to invest wi…

Stephen Bounds and Frank Guerino have been discussing Cutting out KM on ActKM for the last few days, and in a recent reply to me, Stephen answered …

Today while listening to while listening to Bill Hempell's ENTC 3020 Technology & Society - Audio Podcast from the University of Ten…

Counting the cost of knowledge problems is always a tricky affair. Knowledge itself is an intangible asset in the first place and despite some excell…

David Gurteen has one of the first KM blogs I ever subscribed to. For those of you who don't know him, he lives in the UK and amoung other thing…

There are, without a doubt, two people I really admire in the world of Knowledge Management. David Snowdon (Cognitive-Edge, UK) and Joe Firestone (…

Some reading about communitarianism from Joe Firestone on ActKM . Popper's The Open Society and Its Enemies, Rousseau's The Social Contract…

Today while reading one of James Dellow's blog posts about deciding what content goes where in an organisation, I followed a comment link from D…

After all these years I finally decided that being a KM and web 2.0 guru I really HAD to sign on to del.icio.us , the social tagging site th…

Andrew McAfee I found a 40 minute online video today of an interview with Prof. Andrew McAfee, the Harvard Professor that coined the term Enterprise …

Today I learned about John Seddon and his book Freedom from Command and Control: a better way to make the work work (2003) (ISBN 0-9546183-0-0). …

This is a post from my old study blog posted back in 2005 after I discovered terminology for management techniques that I had been struggling with fo…

Bill Hill (PhD) is a local academic for whom my respect grows every time I read one of his A…

After a post on ActKM today where…

Stephen Bounds, a contributor to the ActKM forum has done an analysis of the 43 definitions of KM and published it on his Wiki. He broke the defini…