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Re: Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

Stan, I’d start with membership before analyzing participation :-). Best, Miguel Enviado desde mi iPhone

By Miguel Cornejo · #6760 ·

Re: Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

I apologise in advance if this is diverting the conversation from your intent Stan, but recently we did a comprehensive social network analysis on gender diversity in a large Yammer network where the

By Laurence Lock Lee · #6759 ·

Re: Data-wrangling as a service #metadata #data-science

> By the way, your syllabus is excellent and way too good to hide under a bushel. I didn't see a licence -- are there terms to reuse / republish? Thanks, and I usually release my course material

By Gavin Chait · #6758 ·

Re: Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

Hi Stan, Thanks for asking. Timeliness - I'm not looking at the group all the time. So, if it's been too long since it was posted, I probably won't reply. Questions - If the post is a question or an

By Aprill Allen <aprill@...> · #6757 ·

Re: Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

Stan, thank you for starting this discussion. There's no need to answer right away, but I'd be curious to know what made you decide to look at the statistics. I think elements of this could be

By Susan Ostreicher · #6756 ·

Re: Data-wrangling as a service #metadata #data-science

Hi Gavin, Apologies for the delay in responding. I really appreciate the extra context. Sounds like a lot of hard-won experience! By the way, your syllabus is excellent and way too

By Stephen Bounds · #6755 ·

Re: Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

Stan, one question on this, what percentage of sikm is women? Before saying 20% is low you should consider if its statistically significant low. You may also want to take out the dominant posters (I

By Murray Jennex · #6754 ·

Re: Annual SIKM Dinner at KMWorld 2019 in DC #KMWorld

Nothing like pizza to connect a community! It was nice to meet many of you again. And thanks, Stan, for leading this effort. Was glad to help out. Cheers, Arno

By Arno Boersma <arnovation@...> · #6753 ·

Are there gender differences in posting behavior in this community? #gender

I just reviewed 100 posts in this community made between August 16 and October 21, 2019. These are posts #6610 through #6709. I selected this period because it was before a recent flurry of

By Stan Garfield · #6752 · Edited

Annual SIKM Dinner at KMWorld 2019 in DC #KMWorld

It was great to see so many SIKM members at KMWorld this week. I always enjoy the annual KMers reunion. KMWorld presentations are available, including workshops. I want to express my thanks to Arno

By Stan Garfield · #6751 ·

Re: Formalizing an SME Network #expertise-location #CoP

All, Quick follow-up for those of you interested in this original exchange. Obviously we're at the very early stages so nothing is final. But, having said that I'm working with my business group

By David Graffagna · #6750 ·

Free UTS Webinar: Games & Learning - 26 Nov 2019 #video #webinar #gamification #learning

Hi, The following event may be of interest to you: https://www.meetup.com/Information-Innovation-UTS/events/266216178/ Regards, Matt Moore How can we harness techniques such as games and social

By Matt Moore <innotecture@...> · #6749 ·

Re: Measure and baseline the current levels of agents' knowledge #art-of-KM #call-center

The question that you're asking is one of assessment in my opinion. And the answer depends upon how granular you want your baseline to be. It would seem from your question that you have an idea of the

By T J Elliott · #6748 ·

Re: Measure and baseline the current levels of agents' knowledge #art-of-KM #call-center

You will find the answer in your problem statement - The current Quality model mainly scores the quality of interaction with no way to showcase how any agents’ knowledge of processes, products,

By Vinod Shenoy · #6747 · Edited

Re: Measure and baseline the current levels of agents' knowledge #art-of-KM #call-center

Thank you Vinod and John. Very kind of you guys to take the time out and reply. So here’s more details. Agents handle customer interactions over phone, chat and email. The current Quality model

By Nikhil Katyal · #6745 ·

Re: Will you be presenting at KMWorld 2019? #KMWorld

Another busy conference: M – 9:00-12:00 Workshop – Text Analytics 101 M – 5:00-6:00 Book Signing during reception T – 5:00-6:00 Book Signing during Network/Happy hour W – 10:45-11:30

By Tom Reamy · #6744 ·

Re: Data-wrangling as a service #metadata #data-science

Hi Stephen, I’ll pick this up offline as well, but you raise the key challenge of semantic classification for any form of knowledge / data management. Below is my “teacher’s hat” response

By Gavin Chait · #6743 ·

Re: Data-wrangling as a service #metadata #data-science

Hi Gavin, Thanks for putting your solution out there. I'd be curious to hear how you compare the features of your product to something like OpenRefine? I helped a client with

By Stephen Bounds · #6742 ·

Re: Data-wrangling as a service #metadata #data-science

Gavin, thanks for your post. You are welcome to present about this on a future monthly call if you like. I also request that other members reply with any relevant thoughts on your query.

By Stan Garfield · #6741 ·

Re: Will you be presenting at KMWorld 2019? #KMWorld

That's fine, or is it possible for both of you to join the SIKM dinner? If so, there is still room.

By Stan Garfield · #6740 ·

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