Yes, valuing knowledge and KM is hard and there won't be a single formula to do so. So what I teach my students is to write a value story explaining the value you have determined and how you got

Hi Robert The peculiarity (and the problem) in valuing information and knowledge is its context dependency. The same asset can be incredibly valuable in some circumstances, and worthless in others,

If you aren't sold on group.io then Gaggle Mail may be another option. https://gaggle.email/

Hi, Stan, My only real experience has been with Facebook Groups, which we use for the Major Projects Knowledge Hub. We also used Linked in Groups for the Hub and, of the two, Facebook is to my

Stan, as always thanks for being such a great steward. My two cents: Please don't make me get a facebook acct! Cheers, Neesham On Wed, Aug 14, 2019 at 3:09 PM nancydixon commonknowledge.org

Groups.io

group.io seems promising. Nancy

My two cents: FB groups seem to impose a requirement that many may not want to follow (having a FB account). Yammer seems viable, though I could see over the long haul it becoming problematic (I say

Stan, in the past I’ve offered to host a domain on my web server. I even have a license for XenForo forum software. XenForo is a great platform, but it doesn’t offer migration from Yahoo Groups.

Groups.io

I have been dealing with Yahoo on two problems with our Yahoogroup. They recently responded with this message: “Yahoo Groups isn't asupported product. The engineering team is spread thin and has to

Friends – It was great seeing so many folks last week in Cincinnati. I’m pondering a problem for a whitepaper I’m writing and I’d love folks thoughts on it. The short version of the

And the Michael Smithson video is now available! https://youtu.be/W14w83YVeLo Matt Moore +61 423 784 504 Begin forwarded message:

Hybrid teams which 1) meet face to face periodically, 2) meet in dyads when appropriate, and 3) are intentional about engaging in interpersonal as well as transactional interactions during online

I would say that Chris Collison totally nails the intent of the question! Brett Patron JECC KM

Thanks everyone -- some great stuff here!

And here’s the pptx. From: <sikmleaders@...> on behalf of "Chris Collison chris.collison@... [sikmleaders]" <sikmleaders@...> Reply-To: "sikmleaders@..." <sikmleaders@...> Date: Tuesday, 6 August

Looking forward to our call tomorrow. I've made available my three-part series on Gamification that you might be interested in. These are based on my research and investigation into how gamification

…and here’s something from me from a few years back. http://www.chriscollison.com/blog/2013/05/02/km-best-practice-and-buzzword-bingo From: <sikmleaders@...> on behalf of "'Chris Riemer'

Dennis, thanks for your post. Here are ten pain points: Bad decisions: Poor decisions are made, it takes too long to make decisions, or it is impossible to make decisions. The impact is lost