Here are five I recommend: James Robertson - intranet Martin White - intranet Sue Hanley - Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Peter Morville - information architecture and user experience Nielsen Norman

SharePoint is a pretty easy to use extranet. If you set it up properly from the start, then it's a good km tool. Takes time though and architecture design.

Hi Rory, The first question is which generation does your present intranet belong to? First generation - brochure ware, second - partly process orientated or third process savvy.

I've used SharePoint to build out our intranet and knowledge management base. The new SharePoint online is so easy to use and they have stunning templates to get you started. Take a look at their

ClearBox have a good list of intranet (and intranet-ish) applications documented, and they do consulting as well on this. https://www.clearbox.co.uk/intranet-and-employee-app-directory/ Digital

I would talk to Luis Suarez for collaboration / Intranet. Paul Corney for knowledge management John Hovell for knowledge retention, organizational transformation, etc Kurt Kragh Sorensen will know

Hi. Our IT team are considering an update of our intranet, and wondered who would be good to talk to to get a feel for the state of the art? The word "intranet" conjures up stale publishing pages, but

Seth Earley's book - excellent

We are using MS Teams for CoPs and, because the chat in Teams is lacking in many of the same ways that Yammer does, we are piloting a software called Social Squared by Lightning Tools It’s built

Hi, Thanks to everyone for your generous responses and great ideas. I have to go away and do a lot more investigation now but just to acknowledge all contributors and provide a quick

I can speak to its quality… but I may be biased. <smile>. Seth 781-820-8080 Seth Earley Author of The AI Powered

Stephen, I work with vensim for stock and flow, is a system dynamics program. Tiene are free versión That is Goodyear for your purpouse Best regards

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.