Hi Stephen, Totally agree - unless you're looking to simulate/model the flows, that kind of representation is heavy-handed. I've had some good success using simple system mapping in Miro and Kumu,

Insight Maker https://insightmaker.com/ or AnyLogic https://www.anylogic.com/ could also be potentially useful (even if not using the simulation aspect of both of these

Stepen, Have you ever looked at IDEF Process Modeling? I haven't used it since I modeled the KM Methodology in the late 1990s, but it is extremely robust. Cheers, Douglas Weidner Chairman and Chief

Hi brains trust, I'm seeking advice on ideas for a good way to represent a stock and flow diagram. I thought that I should be able to find something in the Kanban literature but I am

Anything by Richard Susskind.

Hi Francesco My book with Nick Milton “The Knowledge Manager’s Handbook” (2nd ed.) has a chapter on KM and Digital Transformation, where we discuss the opportunities and the constraints of

Andy, I have written several articles and presentations on Knowledge-as-a-Service (KaaS). This framework details how AI powered knowledge is used to deliver accurate and personal knowledge to its

The AI-Powered Enterprise by Seth Earley (2020) deals extensively with ontologies and knowledge management systems. I haven't finished it so can't really speak to its quality.

Hi Francesco, You might check out Lorien Pratt's 2019 book Link. Its focus is on decision intelligence (DI) - using AI to connect data to decision making - but I think its useful knowledge for KM

Dear all, I hope this email finds you well. I was wondering if you could kindly recommend any newly-published content (books, articles, etc...) on to the use of AI for Knowledge Management. Thank you

I just learned about this job posting for a Director of Knowledge Management in Customer Success at CoinFlip. You must live in Chicago or Tampa. It is an opportunity to build a KM function from the

Hmm, "like-minded" and "with similar interests" are different. I guess we all on here have a similar interest ... in KM (similar, not identical). But we don't need to agree, and we don't need to have

Eric, like many we're using MS Teams and that does have a decent app, altho by far the majority of use is from PC browser. I think these tools work well for common access to shared information, for

For communities of practice, what apps do you find most useful for mobile users? Yammer's mobile version is missing some critical functionality compared to the desktop version (e.g., ability to tag

Dear Jennilyn, It’s nice to hear about your experiences at the MS in KM at Kent State. I would love to talk with you about how we might involve you in our work at Kent State. As an alumna of

I am looking forward to watching this. Having a MS in KM from Kent State, I am glad to hear of your and Stan's advisory role in the program. They also have a PhD program in Communication and

Hi Dan and Stan, Great sharing and insights. Best, JC From:main@SIKM.groups.io <main@SIKM.groups.io> on behalf of Dan Ranta via groups.io <danieleranta@...> Date: Friday, June 24, 2022

Love it, thanks Dan, George Mason University has a long standing ODKM masters as well -

All - this morning I had the opportunity to interview Stan Garfield. Video Link: Stan sharing insights on CoPs (39 minutes). Along with several SIKM members, Stan and I are on the Advisory Board of

Oh, haha -- my bad 😄 I'll have a more thorough read of your 2015 papers, but if you have anything more recent I should have a look at, please feel free to forward on to me here or