On Wednesday, July 9, 2008, from 6 PM to 7:30 PM, there will be an online, interactive session on the certificate program and Master of Science degree in Knowledge Management at Kent State University.

Hi Gian, I've done several concepts on it (practical trials mostly),no full roll-outs. It's a very solid document management platform, very friendlyfor developers, with nice touches that will or

Hi, I was curious if anyone in the SIKM group has used or knows of someone who has used the Alfresco Open Source Content Mgmt platform (http://www.alfresco.com/). Appreciate your thoughts and

Back in 2006, Tom Short (how is the job hunting going BTW) posted a query about running a KM workshop. And using KM cards was mentioned. Patrick Lambe has actually done this and the cards are

You might find this work @ IBM of interest... http://www.orgnet.com/emergent.html Follow the links on that page for more in-depth info. Valdis Krebs http://www.orgnet.com

I haven't personally attended any of these sessions, but am a member of SLA (Special Library Association) and get these alerts quite frequently. Passing along in case someone is looking for a

Hi Carol, I hope you are well. I couldn't find your email so hope this reaches you. I had noted that you are publishing an article covering your work with CoPs. Has that been published yet? If so,

If interested, please contact Christine Resko directly. ------- From: Christine Resko Subject: Global Taxonomy Senior Manager for Deloitte Please take a look at the description below,

I would suggest considering a multiple set of candidate sponsorsif this is the approach taken. William S. Kaplan, CPCM Chief Knowledge Officer Acquisition Solutions, Inc. (w)

Stan, if you put all these presentations together you will have a nice book of readings. Perhaps that is something to consider. Over time, quite a bit of intellectual capital has passed through this

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Yesterday we held our 37th monthly call. Here is a summary. Attendees Stephanie Barnes Sushma Bharathi Jim Coogan Allan Crawford Barry Dayton Raj Datta Marcus

Hi Everyone, I was looking my profile today and noticed something new. My company has a company profile generated from our employees who are using the site along with some feeds that are coming from

Tom, Validas and others, I know I am late to this discussion, but having just gonethrough some experiences lately, I thought I would share: I agree that many people, employed and unemployed,

There may be some learnings in the US government with its Intellipedia. Two CIA employees, Sean Dennehy and Don Burke, presented "From the Bottom-Up: building the 21st Century Intelligence Community"

A better way to think of weak ties is as "bridging" ties -- connections you have to people that run in different circles and therefore have access to different information/knowledge/opinions/

Tom, None, as far as I know. I am coaching several recently riffed friends in "network building". The only thing many of these professional outplacement firms[every friend got a different firm

Tom, One more tidbit on weak ties. A close friend and colleague from British Telecom once told methat your close knit group of strong ties will give you great access and deepsharing, but not

Thanks, all, for your thoughts, pointers and insights. The Granovetter work was especially illuminating and helpful. Hadn't heard of him before - very helpful pointer. So that pretty much clears up

Tom, Regarding the efficiency and requirements of working in twonetworks—I am familiar with those working in that environment as myclients. Both the US State Department as well as the US Navy