Neil - Here's a short article that you could use, too. (Inspired by a few challenging CoPs I ran at Intel.) http://synch.rono.us/social/blog.nsf/dx/07192010091946AMSLIHMX.htm Kate Katrina

Neil, I uploaded a presentation at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sikmleaders/files/Moderator%20Training.ppt - please let me know if this is useful. Regards, Stan

Stan & SIKM Leaders, I'm looking for some brief, compelling content (videos or ppts with audio if possible) to help orient prospective CoP facilitators and champions. This is for Army Medicine.

From: Richard McDermott < richard@... > Subject: HBR blog I am writing a series of blogs on "thinking," published in the Harvard Business Review blog section. Here is a link to the first in the

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 70th monthly call, featuring Steve Denning on "Why do great KM programs fail?" SlideShareThanks to Steve for presenting, Curtis Conley for recording, and

Those of us in the web analytics community are helping Japan via: http://web.archive.org/web/20110830151903/http://www.analytics4japan.com/ Follow it on Twitter: @analytics4japan Thanks !

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Thecontents of the latest issue of: International Journal of Knowledge Management(IJKM) Official Publication of the Information Resources ManagementAssociation Volume7, Issue 1, January-March

Hello, I was quite please with how this turned out (special thanks to David Riecks for his assistance): http://innotecture.com.au/2011/02/24/cyborg-metadata-2-images/ Although I can imagine the

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Hello, Last week I recorded three short videos with Nancy White looking at online communities and networks: http://innotecture.com.au/2011/02/22/nancy-white-videos/ I only hope that we can find some

Personally, no. At the implementation level, I think we're working with universal human characteristics (if we can do something differently from others, we will). I think there are some differences in

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Last week we held our 69th monthly call, featuring Steve Cayzer on "Student-centred KM strategies." StudentCentredKMStrategies.pdf SlideShare Thanks to Steve for presenting,

Here's my blog entry for today at the Front End of Innovation web site: At the heart of a good idea management system is a knowledge management system http://bit.ly/hER1n8 #innovation At the heart

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Hi all - I listened to this National Public Radio story this past week as part of a podcast: http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2011/02/04/133188723/tools-never-die-waddaya-mean-never and found it

Patrick, Thanks for the kind words. Being based in Singapore, I wonder if you see a difference in the way KM, taxonomies, info arch are being practiced in the Asia/Pacific region vs. the North

They still stand the test of time! P Patrick Lambe weblog: www.greenchameleon.comwebsite: www.straitsknowledge.com book: www.organisingknowledge.com Have you seen our new KM Planning Toolkit?

Thanks Matt and Patrick for a good description of four common “fairy tales.” You may also be interested in “Ten taxonomy myths” published in the Montague Institute Review in 2002.

Hello, I had the pleasure of discussing some "taxonomy fairy tales" with the excellent Patrick Lambe recently. An 11 minute video of covering search engines, auto-categorization, governance and