I'm in Melbourne (and a Knowledge Centered Service folk) and agree with a lot of what Matt has said. I move in a couple of different scenes: enterprise IT, where the clear majority are using

Hi, Things that I see & hear here in Sydney: - Office365 is everywhere. However in many organizations, it is basically an expensive cloud email platform as the other functionality is not being used.

Mila and Cindy, I received similar guidance when doing my research for a Ph.D. My topic was information dispersal in a global organization which was enabled through technology. Throughout the

Hi Mila, I think Arthur has given you a fantastic steer, in terms of the PhD experience. I dug this out of my legacy site, in the hope it might help your journey in some way:

Mila, I didn't get my doctorate in KM, but I did write my doctoral study about KM in support of earning my DBA, as opposed to a PhD, in Project Management. While there are great ideas for topics from

I am more interested to know about the open source system that works good for a small or medium organisations which can not afford to pay for sharepoint or other such services. ---- Deependra

Nick – Normally, I’d let this flow by but the seriousness of the mischaracterization warrants a response. Before responding directly, I’ll wholeheartedly agree that there are other

As a bit of input to this debate, I published a blog post last week, https://www.nickmilton.com/2019/11/should-you-use-single-technology.html, which showed data on this question, with survey answers

Mila, Doing a PhD is a smooth path and a joyous learning experience if you are researching something you are passionate about. However… If you are “doing a PhD” just to get a

SIKMers I have worked with companies (mostly here in Silicon Valley, but also on the east coast) on 1. Helping identify and select tools 2. Supporting the effective adoption and engagement with the

Alina, In addition to the great advice posted here, I'd suggest reaching out to Edwin Morris. His focus is KM in non-profits. Regards, John

To back up Rachad, my answer to this question included applying KM to various disciplines and what Rachad wrote is how this is done although the first step is generalized to focus on an applied

I have a couple of PhD students and their topics have been: KM in Agriculture (primarily using KM as a boundary object process in Ethiopia), KM in transportation (topic still being developed but

our google drive is kind of a mix of special deal and standard in that we pay google for our university mail and some other things and google drive comes with it. Blackboard is a course content

Hi Mila, As a graduate from a PhD program and current KM leader, i may recommend the following: - Focus on industrial/ engineering research question. - Open up the research scope to management

>From Mila Malekolkalami at 10:34am >Hi everyone! >I need to know some modern and new topics in KM for my phd thesis. >Will you help me please? Here is my response. What else can other members

Hi Maria! Thank you for your offer to help with Confluence/SharePoint :) I might take on that in a little bit! Have a beautiful weekend! Best regards from Mexico Alina

Hi Vinod! Thank you for your comments. Totally agree on the 4 points to consider - huge topic in itself. About tech solutions - thanks for adding Huddle and Igloo, will check them out. One nonprofit

Hi Murray! That’s sounds more like something I am used to :) Do you have a special deal with Google drive as university or use the 15gb that are included for free? Need to check what Blackboard is.

Thank you for your comment, Christoph! Confluence’s deal for non profits sounds great. Basecamp also has a 10% discount plus I love that it has a fixed cost (not per user) - will check out the