Dear Colleagues, Book title -Knowledge Management and Research Innovation in Global Higher Education Institutions Suppose you are not too busy during this holiday period. In that case, you

Today we held our 204th monthly call. Thanks to Curtis for presenting, to those who spoke up and posted in the chat, and to all those who attended. Please continue the discussion here by replying to

Hi Tom, Absolutely. Any time you wish to involve yourself in system outcomes, whether they are "your" staff or not, that's a valid application of Knowledge Management. One of the

I wonder if new org designs fits under KM's purview? First there was outsourcing, then increased use of independent contractors. During which Zappos was experimenting with their leaderless

Hi Yehuda. Yes, we did. Feel free to reach out. Best, Maria

Hi all, If someone here already implemented Enterprise\ Federated Search successfully in his\her organization, I will be more than happy to hear about the process. Thank you!! :) Yehuda

This is a reminder of tomorrow's monthly call from 11 am to 12 noon EDT. August 16, 2022 SIKM Call: Curtis Conley - Aligning Knowledge Management and the Digital Employee Experience at Blend Slides:

The personal/community/collaboration analytics space looks interesting. We've had the idea of social network analysis a long time but I don't think it's been packaged until recently. I'm thinking of

>> "While KM technology tools are great, too much of it in the market are also not fully helping organisations. All are excited about AI, however, I would rather put my faith on HI: human

Great topic and pretty interesting that the list from five years ago is still very relevant. For a 2022 list, I’d include these five trends: * Automation of knowledge sharing processes using

While KM technology tools are great, too much of it in the market are also not fully helping organisations. All are excited about AI, however, I would rather put my faith on HI: human intelligence,

All, I am very interested in this subject and I am looking forward to the responses. --Howie Cohen

Interesting riff, Stan. Seems like fertile territory to explore (so long as we can avoid the treachorous black hole of debate that is defining KM and knowledge, that is). As a thought experiment,

Hey Stan, interesting topic! I've been thinking (and working) a lot lately on building KM practices into org operating systems using no-code tools. Coda, notion, airtable etc. give teams unprecedented

Jean-Claude Monney and I had a good chat today. One of the things we discussed was the latest technology trends in KM. I have written about this (e.g., What are the trends in KM, and what does the

Thanks, Matthew! I'll take a look.

Hi Scott, I would love to participate if only I had more background and experience in sustainable development. However, I would advise you to also reach out to the KM4Dev community, if you have not

What are you offering participants? -- -Tom -- Tom Short Consulting TSC +1 415 300 7457All of my previous SIKM Posts

As they say on the radio, "First time, long time" - first time calling in, long time listener. For my maiden submission, I wanted to ask for volunteers for an article I am writing with my colleague,

Dear Vendana. Tax and Audit are part of the regulatory reqirements. As such they should not be considered a scaterred knowledge but rather should be part of the policy and structured reporting