Adding on what Tom said: You may also want to look into Atlassian's Confluence In terms of emerging practices, you may want to look into gamification. Hope this helps! Best, Guillermo

Hello Caroline. interesting question - much of KM work is focused on larger employee populations, where who knows what is no longer easy to track or map. In small companies, the challenge is

Hello everyone, For my chartered accountant thesis, I chose the theme of knowledge management in firms. There is a lot to do in the office in France ! I am targeting companies with less than 50

I’ve been experimenting with this over the years and it’s definitely a serious challenge. We tried a graph-based metadata search engine at GE Healthcare, but – while it tested well and

One of the challenges that I see with customers is that the more environments you have the more people tend to either 1) wonder which environment they should use for different needs and their

The question of scoping the "collaboration environments" (i.e. tools and structures which have been setup for collaborating within a particular scope) is a burning question for me as well. While we

I have been working on this problem for over 25 years (Lotus Notes, Usenet). Working at a large company presents all the challenges: I don’t know where to look in constantly expanding network file

Here is what I have written about this topic: 16 Knowledge Management Myths Debunked - KM Myth 10: We Need Our Own To control or not to: only you can prevent redundant communities

I’ve got an unfinished draft of a whitepaper that I’ve been working on that frames the “how many” question in terms of findability. Everyone here is welcome to take a look – it’s atHow

Great question and definitely a challenge. I'm interested in insights from others for this. Tom's comment is a good way to frame it. A simple, concrete example that has always played out at my firm

I am a dig fan of Dropbox for personal use and would love to understand better how it could potentially support an organization in KM effort. Just saying, in case the discussion of Tom with Dropbox

John - I think you already hit on my answer: ask “why?”. (Or, in my case, “for what?”). Tell me what you’re doing now, what is working and not working about it, and what you think a

Hi Maureen. I’d be willing to lead a dialogue with them. When I worked for Jive (and before that at Lotus) we used to have these conversations frequently. It was always an uphill battle, though, to

Hi Arthur, Thank you for asking, and yes KM is a very broad field. That is one of the concepts that I am trying to impart to them and why I wanted them to have the opportunity to get additional

We need a team site. Will you create one for our organization? I would imagine this statement occurs thousands of times a day around the world. A new leader takes over a group, department or

I'm a newcomer to this group. Thank you @JC for making me aware of it. We use Yammer for Communities of Practice. We also use automation that assists people to discover the communities that they

Hi Maureen, Please provide a little more context to where you think KM may assist and where the opportunities might be for your organisation (and what you/they desire to achieve). This will enable

Thank you for that summary of thoughts and conversations Christian. Well put. Alice Alice MacGillivray, PhD Consultant & Researcher Director: Park System Leadership Course 2005-2016 Faculty: Royal

Hello My company Dropbox is exploring and looking to understand better the problems and needs within the Knowledge Management space. I am able to provide my perspective and research internally but

I would participate as well. Kind regards,Karla Phlypo Ph.D. Knowledge and Innovation Sciences Inc. 248.394.0510