Here is an example of the filing cabinet KM system Bill

Hi Stephen, Regarding your definitions of Knowledge, Knowledge Management, and Knowledge Systems… I did not use them because they are not consistent, standard, or widely accepted. It’s not that

Thanks Frank..I understand your perspective.

Hi Bill, Please know that I don’t interpret your question as flip/flippant. I believe your question can be answered multiple ways, depending on a given context. I will do my best to provide some

I have been watching this discussion...and others like this. Would you please share why this is important in the larger scheme of things? Not trying to be flip. Best Bill

Hi Stephen, You wrote: “We've already debated most of the points you make in this article ad nauseum, so I won't rehash those arguments.” Yes. The article was meant as more of a public collection

Hi Frank, We've already debated most of the points you make in this article ad nauseum, so I won't rehash those arguments. I will note, for the record, that your list of "roles related

Hi All, The article “Knowledge Management - An Industry Without Focus and Direction” covers some of the issues that drive negative perceptions of the KM industry. [Full Address:

Hello Mark, This is an interesting question. Are there specific security features that you would want in a different platform? From a non-expert perspective, it seems as though security breaches

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 138th monthly call. Here are the details: February 21, 2017 SIKM Call: Phil Verghis - Empowering Experts Everywhere: Practical ways this works in

Hello. Have you considered moving the SIKM forum to a more secure platform? Yahoo has experienced repeated significant security issues over the years, continuing to now. Thanks. Mark Harris Ref:

Thisis a reminder of next Tuesday's monthlycall from 11 am to 12 noon EST. Susan Ostreicher will lead the call in my absence. February 21 SIKM Call: Phil Verghis - Empowered Experts Everywhere Slides

We use Jive here. It has many "structured outcomes" as they call them. You can mark a comment in a discussion as "helpful." Links to helpful comments are aggregated at the top of the discussion

Hello everyone, Is anyone using an ESN (even SP addon) that has more than just a "like" and "share" button, but goes further into "this helped me" or "solved my problem" for content, posts and

Hi, all, Certainly I have to respond to such a provactive subject line! Thanks, @katepugh for the mention. Nils argues that the SNA is only a snapshot in time. That is what I always say when I teach

Resending with Tom's original post (and the link) below Fred's From Tom Short

Greetings All: I'm sorry to have missed this call last month, but just got around to reviewing it the other day. I must say thank you to Arno--this was a very enjoyable presentation, and I wish I

Tom, Nils et al Nice article! I think Nils has taken what we all do with SNA (map structures as they show flow of information, disease, influence, etc.) and just singled out the "reputation" structure

Thanks for the link, Tom. Very interesting read. Fred Nickols

I have never thought about it that way, but in a conversation on LinkedIn that is exactly how Niels Pflaeging put it in response to my comment about this excellent LinkedIn article, "Org Physics: How