Delta Knowledge

Wiki's have been a success for several years now in the public space, using the wisdom of crowds and collaborative knowledge creation. For the la…

Given the Greek heritage of thought in Western Culture, it's not surprising that we tend to struggle with managing the intangibles of business li…

After several days of being immersed in my research data I am starting to see patterns appearing around the use of wikis in Small to Medium Enterpris…

A few people lately have asked about my Master's research project and I realised that while I talk about it a lot I haven't really posted wha…

Back in 2007, Tom Davenport posted a critical article on Andrew McAffee's Enterprise 2.0 idea. He put forward the view that while Prof. McAfee…

One of the keys to implementing Enterprise 2.0 tools is to select the correct solution to each problem. From a strategic perspective this means revi…

A few years ago I came across Tim Bartel from the University of Cologne who was also conducting a study on Wikis. Unlike my qualitative study, Tim…

Thanks to Euan Semple who blogged this excellent video about the history of the banking system yesterday called Money as Debt . I know it's a li…

Jon Husband today blogged about the new SocialText 3.0 on the FastForward blog. A few good links here to update yourself on where the new version …

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. …

Managing documents in Small to Medium Enterprises has always been problematic. In the old days filing cabinets would overflow with the things, custom…

David Cushman has been posting an interview on his blog with Clay Shirky , author of the book Here Comes Everybody . The connection between organisa…

Stewart Mader talks often about wikis being used in Education. I used one myself in the coursework phase of my Masters degree and they are brilliant…