I'm fascinated by the topic of where insights come from, particularly when their source is "connecting the dots" as it were between two seemingly unrelated ideas, concepts or phenomena. So two

Hello Stan, how would you answer this question: "Why should I take a career in KM when almost nobody knows it? And in case they know it, why should I take a career in KM which is normally not

Hi, John I’m fascinated by this, too, as I believe that our neuroplasticity can be influenced by conversation. THis is an older article by Rock and Schwartz in the Strategy & Business publication

Thanks for sharing Cindy. The recording of the webinar is available here:

Hi April, I shared this article in a scientific environment recently, maybe you find it interesting:

Thank you, Ginetta, This isn't going to be a live course, but I am considering a Facebook group to supplement the course where I can offer a FB live or have a Zoom call with the students and a guest

Alice, Thank you. I hadn't thought of doing a mini-project, but I will have to see how that fits into the overall scheme of the course. Regards, Cindy

Bill, Thank you. Since this isn't a college course, I am not restricted by a textbook. When I taught at Stratford, they, like other universities, didn't give the professors a lot of leeway and our

Definitely, Srividya. Thank you! Regards, Cindy

On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 11:44 PM, Vijayanandam VM wrote: Vijayanandam Thank you, Vijayanandam! Regards, Cindy

Thank you, Keith. I will take a look at it. Regards, Cindy

Is there a specific term for when someone has an epiphany or flash of insight about analogy from one topic to another. Those are very useful. Morphism? For example, Alexander Graham Bell was

One question that I would like to ask Stan is "What can KMers do when there is no leadership support for KM, or even worse, they pay lip service to it and push it to the bottom of their list of things

Thanks Patrick & Tom. Anyone else have any brief tips or personal anecdotes to share about how the conducting knowledge mapping activity may have changed for you over recent years?

Hi Stan, On tomorrow's call, I'd love to hear about the KM accomplishment you're most proud of, and also one project you'd do differently if you had the chance.

Hi Aprill Thanks for that refresh on the 2013 discussion. I’m writing a chapter on knowledge mapping right now, and I wanted to make sense of the many quite diverse definitions for knowledge maps,

Hi Aprill - back in 2000 or so I invented a version of knowledge mapping which I called knowledge process mapping. You can read a brief description of what it is and how my colleague and I used it on

Thanks for sharing, Cindy! I had mind mapping as a separate thing from knowledge mapping, but I can see the connection in terms of visualisation.

Aprill, I recently (Dec 2019) had a mind mapping article published by IISE. It can be found here: https://www.iise.org/iemagazine/2019-12/html/young/young.html Regards, Cindy

Hi all, FOr anyone who listened to @Christopher Parsons' recent call with APQC, you will have heard Cindy rave about the value of knowledge mapping and associating that activity with business