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Re: Request for feedback: ISO Knowledge Management standard and draft charter of the International Knowledge Professional Society #standards

for academics who aren't intending to be consultants the price is still pretty high, any academic/research discounts?

By Murray Jennex · #6177 ·

Re: Community of practice resuscitation attempt #CoP

Miguel, thanks for posting. Here are three of my articles which include promoting a community: 10 Tips for Leading Communities How to Be a Great Community Manager Community of Practice: A Real Life

By Stan Garfield · #6176 ·

Re: Critical knowledge #audit

From Knowledge Management Methodologies Knowledge Audit is a systematic process to identify an organization’s knowledge needs, resources and flows, as a basis for understanding where and how better

By Stan Garfield · #6175 ·

Re: Yahoo Forum vs Alternatives #tools

In the spirit of throwing out options, groups.io will transfer a group from Yahoo, preserving historical conversations. They also offer some features that I don't think are available on Yahoo,

By Susan Ostreicher · #6174 ·

Re: Yahoo Forum vs Alternatives #tools

I did some quick research, and below is a list of modern forum tools - it's a reasonable starting point. We would need to investigate what features each offers, etc. Then find a way to download the

By Kim Tillano · #6173 ·

Re: KM World (et al) 2018 - reviews and observations? #KMWorld

Matt, KMWorld was much the same as in previous years. There were many excellent pre-conference workshops, the non-product-pitch keynotes were very good, and some sessions were interesting. I enjoy

By Stan Garfield · #6172 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

Hi, A few years back an email from Global head of our business unit landed in my mail box. It was about a blog on KM becoming irrelevant and dying. It was written by a practitioner who considered

By Randhir Pushpa · #6171 ·

KM World (et al) 2018 - reviews and observations? #KMWorld

Hi, Curious to hear takes on KM World / Enterprise Search & Discovery / Office 365 Symposium / Taxonomy Boot Camp / Text Analytics Forum 2018 from attendees. Themes? Observations? Cheers, Matt

By Matt Moore <innotecture@...> · #6170 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

Hi Boris, I'll leave you and Arthur to argue the finer points of whether KM is dying or not. I merely observe that there are more than enough examples of how organisational failures

By Stephen Bounds · #6169 ·

Request for feedback: ISO Knowledge Management standard and draft charter of the International Knowledge Professional Society #standards

The following is from Arthur Shelley. You can read more about Arthur in my recent profile. From: Arthur Shelley <Arthur@...> Hello Knowledge Leaders and KM Professionals, At the AuSKM

By Stan Garfield · #6168 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

----- Arthur Selley wrote START----- "..we laugh at all of our leaders... The (human) knowledge leaders..." ----- Arthur Selley wrote END----- Interesting! ;-)

By Boris Jaeger · #6167 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

----- Arthur Selley wrote START----- "ARK Australia went bankrupt earlier this year and no longer operates. The original parent organisation is still operating in other parts of the world doing

By Boris Jaeger · #6166 ·

Blog: A few common mistakes committed by Knowledge Managers #KM101

Hi, I would like to share my 3rd blog, in the blog series that I started to bring a fresh perspective to the practice of managing knowlege. A few common mistakes committed by Knowledge

By Randhir Pushpa · #6165 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

Good point Boris, ARK Australia went bankrupt earlier this year and no longer operates. The original parent organisation is still operating in other parts of the world doing (mainly) traditional

By Arthur Shelley · #6164 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

Hi Tony and Boris, Sincere apology is any offence was taken – it was certainly not meant. Edward de Bono stated that Humour is the most underutilised management tool. The challenge with remote

By Arthur Shelley · #6163 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

my quick answer is yes they are good questions and yes, to some degree KM is a cure for all ills (note I said to some degree as I believe KM is a part of all solutions since you want to capture them

By Murray Jennex · #6162 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

Well...if you consider that the departments you mentioned are all staffed by knowledge workers, and define improvement as a function of reducing time to perform an operation, reducing the cost of

By tman9999@... · #6161 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

“So. Let us quit agonizing over our relevance, over KM’s relevance, over KM’s definition, objectives or purpose. No more talk in public about tacit and explict. I propose we instead focus on a

By Tony Melendez · #6160 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

There's a difference in handling knowledge and managing knowledge in terms of Knowledge Management, Tom. If not, then all this is useless and Knowledge Management itself is a fake.

By Boris Jaeger · #6159 ·

Re: Is KM really dying? #state-of-KM

This question, along with those seeking to define what knowledge is, or what knowledge management is, are, in my opinion, all asking the wrong question. Is KM dying? What does that even mean? Does

By tman9999@... · #6158 ·

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