Hi Lee, Based on my involvement in supporting a number of jargon-heavy groups over the years (to the point of using terms like "Section 130Z cases") I would observe that language observes the

Hi all - Here's a question for the community of knowledge management professionals here - does the use (or perhaps over-use) of abbreviations and/or acronyms in an organization encourage information

Knowledge Manager, Business Transformation Location: Anywherein the US Job Category: Sales Level of Experience: Experienced - Manager Requisition #:

Hi, Thank you for organizing this again, Sue, and thanks for sharing this invitation, Stan. I am very disappointed that I won't be able to attend this year. I will be in Dubai and Qatar during that

Thanks to our intrepid dinner organizer, Sue Hanley, we will once again have the opportunity to meet for dinner during KMWorld 2014 in Washington, DC. Here are the details. Date: November 6,

Hello Matt, First, thanks for all the great feedback. We do have paying F500 and mid-market customers, and we're working with them to get their testimonials up. Actually, you'll see some posts in a

Hello James, We've decided to not and try to replace existing platforms like SharePoint, Jive, CornerStone, etc. Instead, we just leverage the tools already in place. We can seamlessly pickup

Douglas, We took a lot of inspiration from Tacit as they were one of the pioneers in the space. We've been able to take the advances in machine learning to make our discovery engine more accurate

Chris, I've had a quick look at the web site (so I may have missed stuff but that's what most people will do sadly) and here are the things that go through my head (warning: unfiltered): - Your

Hi Chris, As others have said, this is a useful ideas that's been around for a while. How do you see it fitting in the enterprise landscape of a typical (large?) organisation? Does it integrate

Dear Chris, Expert locators have always been essential, since 'Tacit Software' focused on it in the late 1990s. There are many such products, but I always favored ones that were

Hello all, First, I want you to know that I'm a CEO of a startup called WhoKnows that sells to KM leadership like yourselves. Given that disclaimer, I'd love to get your thoughts and advice on what

Cory, I'm a professor at san diego state university and editor in chief of theinternational journal of knowledge management, if they will let me host if forfree I'm happy to do so and let you

I have also used Google sites on different occasions and it's really intuitive, easy to use and either free or almost free (about $50/year). Good luck, Maria --

Cory, I found this comparison of wikis at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_hosting_services I use Google Sites for my KM site. https://sites.google.com/site/stangarfield/ See

Communities Enablement Manager (Req ID 274BR) Search on "communities" at https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGWebHost/home.aspx?partnerid=25811&siteid=5185 The Communities Enablement Manager will be part of

The Bucket needs your help! As anyone out there hosting a wiki on wikispaces would know, they are no longer providing free hosting to non-education based wikis. This means that in 30 days

Capturing Institutional Memory and Knowledge TAGS: Business/Entrepreneurship, Engineering/Design, Ideation AWARD: $10,000 USD | DEADLINE: 10/12/14 | ACTIVE SOLVERS: 103 | POSTED:

I have limited ability to share what I have (frankly, I am not sure what I can or can't share) but over a few moons I have collected a lot of information from one place or another. I thought of this

Over the nine years that the SIKM Leaders Community has existed, we have been fortunate to have had the services of several members to record most of the calls: Andrew Gent, Martin Cleaver, and Curtis