Jasper, I come to that issues from a bit different angle - one of appreciation. Here is a link to a blog I wrote called “Thank You for Sharing Your Knowledge.” It is the most frequently accessed

Hi Jaspar, 1. Since you indicated that you have many types of materials stored in many kinds of media, I think that it is preferable to focus on the methodology of handling the different types of

Hi Jasper I believe that the skill set required here is much more than focused technology or AI. They are certainly enablers and they come later. You need to develop the content first. I

Hi Jasper, Taking a high-level approach here, and knowing nothing about ship building, I will likely make some gross assumptions. First off, I assume your knowledge parameters are a mix of

These articles may be of interest: How to motivate knowledge sharing using gamification, goals, recognition, and rewards Gamification Applications and Digital Badges

Hi Jasper This will be a multi-dimensional answer and I would like some additional information to be able to make some meaningful suggestions for you. Can we set up an online call to talk

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 172nd monthly call. Here are the details: December 17, 2019 SIKM Call: Arno Boersma on Bridging Islands of Knowledge (both real and

Hi all, The company I work for produces custom-built superyachts. Every project, we aim to capture valuable and unique engineering knowledge (know-what, know-how, know-why). We end up with lots of

Caroline, Lots of tools for gamification. A few startups I am aware of as well. If you want to test out new technologies see what Kate Pugh is working on. Best, Howie

Caroline There are several tools that have gamification (it’s becoming popular!). Recently SIKM Boston chapter started a pilot of YouKno (youkno.ai). It is a mobile-first sharing app that has

Hello everybody, Thank you very much for your answers and advice. It helps me a lot. If anyone knows a tool that include gamification, let me know. I will keep you informed of the progress of my

This is a reminder of tomorrow's monthly call from 11 am to 12 noon EST. December 17, 2019 SIKM Call: Arno Boersma on Bridging Islands of Knowledge (both real and metaphorically) Slides Profile For

Agree with this. The only way you should be able to lose content is if libraries aren't configured to retain versions, so it might be worth checking that. It is true that you'll need to

Hi Eleanor, As others have said, in general, syncing in Office 365 is technically very reliable. However, it might seem that people are "losing" their work when one person works offline while others

I have shared some thoughts on integrating knowledge access into the flow of work - Build It and They Won’t Come: How to Bring Technology to Users Share an example of how you have improved

Hi Eleanor - as above not wanting to get too technical but there are a number of elements to 365 and really depends what you are referring to. There is onedrive which allows you to automatically save

Eleanor – There shouldn’t be any version issues with syncing. Can you elaborate on what you were seeing? Without getting to technical, the OneDrive sync client and the Office applications

Hi SIKM-ers! While I am a first-time poster, I have really appreciated following the exchanges on this platform. I am hoping to tap into your expertise and get some advice on two challenges we are

Tom: you are correct that this is not a general solution for enterprise needs. My focus has been on knowledge networks where content typically is curated (to some degree) and has a well-defined scope

Jeff, I like your approach for certain specific applications but don’t see it as a general solution to finding information inside the enterprise. The answer to all or most of the issues raised by