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Re: Does a company vs people have experience #knowledge-retention #knowledge-transfer #learning

Interesting question! Company experience to me is like culture: it's more of an emergent behaviour of the org. The first example that came to mind of company experience as different from individual

By Andy Farnsworth · #10777 ·

Re: The AI view of KM #AI #art-of-KM

Here is the CEO of The Atlantic magazine providing a brief explanation of the "transformer framework" that is at the heart of both ChatGPT and Google's soon-to-be-released

By Dennis Pearce · #10776 · Edited

Does a company vs people have experience #knowledge-retention #knowledge-transfer #learning

Interested to read people’s thoughts / reactions. When can we and can’t we say a company itself, rather than its people, has ‘experience’? Here’s a common scenario: a large organisation

By Robert M. Taylor · #10775 ·

Re: The AI view of KM #AI #art-of-KM

On Thu, Feb 2, 2023 at 10:53 AM, Stan Garfield wrote: Dennis Pearce and I will join my friend Arnold Kling in a conversation next Monday, February 6, 2023 at 8 pm EST. It will be a discussion of

By Stan Garfield · #10774 ·

ESG for Banking and How can KM help? #question #case-studies

Hello everyone! I'm presently reading up on ESG (Environmental, Social, & Governance) and how every organization is aiming to ramp up their ESG score by bringing in some policies and practices. I'm

By Vandana Wadhawan · #10773 ·

Re: Looking for consultant for Knowledge Café #jobs #consulting #knowledge-cafè

Hey George, that would be ideal for me, but I just became the permanent knowledge manager at MD-T... However I posted it in the other CoP I am part of, meaning KM4Dev where there are sevaral

By Ginetta Gueli · #10772 ·

Looking for consultant for Knowledge Café #jobs #consulting #knowledge-cafè

From: George Zedginidze <gzedginidze@...> Date: Fri, Feb 3, 2023 at 12:44 AM Subject: Looking for consultancy for Knowledge Café Dear KM Colleagues, We are currently looking for consultancy

By Stan Garfield · #10771 · Edited

Re: The AI view of KM #AI #art-of-KM

Dennis Pearce and I will join my friend Arnold Kling in a conversation next Monday, February 6, 2023 at 8 pm EST. It will be a discussion of ChatGPT, including its impact on the field of knowledge

By Stan Garfield · #10770 ·

Re: KM and AI: Use cases now and in the future? #methods #AI #tools

Try to make a computer behave more like a human and surprise! It's math skills deteriorate. :) https://mackinstitute.wharton.upenn.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Christian-Terwiesch-Chat-GTP.pdf

By Dennis Pearce · #10769 ·

Re: Looking for a global benchmark on knowledge transfer #knowledge-retention #knowledge-transfer

Greetings from Bangladesh. This World Bank Handbook could be customized for knowledge-sharing

By Rezwan Alam · #10768 ·

Re: Looking for a global benchmark on knowledge transfer #knowledge-retention #knowledge-transfer

Tangential, perhaps, to KM in some ways, but this, from Harvard Business School's Business History Initiative, reminds me of the conversation about Shell's ROCK (Retention of Critical Knowledge)

By Matt Finch · #10767 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

@Dennis - what L&D/KM discussion are you referring to? I didn't see anything in Mark's post on this thread mentioning L&D. Confused. -- -Tom -- Tom Short Consulting TSC +1 415 300 7457All of my

By Tom Short · #10766 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

Mark Britz, I have always appreciated your candor and willingness to explore outside-the-box ideas so decided to respond to your post, so would like to address the KM / L&D discussion. According to

By Dennis Thomas · #10765 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

@Dave wrote:Exactly this. Or as we used to say back in my IBM days, design the river banks and let the river flow; don't try to control the flow of the river. Another way to think about it is, if

By Tom Short · #10764 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

Dave, you make a REALLY solid point. "KM people keep designing systems based on how they think things should happen rather than creating capability from which that can evolve.". It's certainly not

By Mark Britz · #10763 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

This raised a lot of issues - including the danger of using private devises which can make you a target if the enemy are monitoring. My own view on this is that you create objects and define

By Dave Snowden · #10762 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

Thanks Tom for the interesting questions and responses from Murray and Matt. I’m not sure I’d use the word drive - technology/tools can certainly shape KM behaviours in very strong and specific

By Patrick Lambe · #10761 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

I find Tom's second question - "Is it still KM if workers are exhibiting KM-like behavior that evolved organically out of necessity?" - the most fascinating. Murray's response sounds right -

By Matt Finch · #10760 ·

Re: Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

Tom, I'll answer the second question, yes, it is km even if km personnel are not involved. my phd dissertation was focused on how nuclear personnel developed their own km without km people, just like

By Murray Jennex · #10759 ·

Artillery repair on the Ukrainian battlefield: KM? #discussion-starter

Or just expedient use of available technology under duress? Was just reading this article about Ukrainian field artillery crews using their personal cell phones to make calls and exchange texts from

By Tom Short · #10758 ·

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