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Really enabling our workers Business Automation is a key deliverable of any digital transformation program . Many business systems help solve the …

I have struggled for a little while with the Tacit/Explicit model of knowledge, feeling it was incomplete. The Cambridge Dictionary defines Tacit K…

Do you create, maintain, sell, implement, support tools for better KM?  If so I want to hear from you. As part of the upcoming KM 101 course I am…

Understanding the different domains of complexity is such a powerful thing that I am constantly looking for examples I can use to explain it to newco…

In response to my post a few days ago about Agile KM and also to a direct question to him, Stan Garfield kindly wrote this blog post in reply. I…

I am reviewing a bunch of KM material at the moment as I develop KMRt's new KM101 course. Several people have been very generous to allow me to…

"The world is changing." We hear it all the time. Articles pointing out the move from the manufacturing economy to the service economy. R…

While speaking at KM Singapore last week about a more agile approach to KM to make business value central again, I was surprised to see how many ot…

Firstly my deepest apologies for this blog being stagnant for the last 12 months. After setting up my new domain, Google decided I no longer owned …

Today, Stephen Bounds of knowquestion asked the Australian KM community to complete the sentence "For me, Knowledge Management is important beca…

A few of my friends journal or keep diaries. I don't...yet...sort of. Let me explain. For me, keeping a diary is about sitting down at the end…

Many of you know I have been evolving and presenting a talk on using the game of Go to introduce Complexity Theory and the Cynefin framework to b…

In the ever more complex environments we work in today, the ability to make good decisions quickly is just as important as it was in yesteryear. Argu…