Hi All, I use this definition to explain my job as knowledge manager: supporting organizations in managing the risk of not being able to fulfil their mission now and in the future due to the lack of

I guess Tom is right .....Bill is a couple of years in the KM business .......chances are high that he knows ..... Adopted from Davenport ....A KM Consultant does advise and support a company with :

I asked first 😊

You’ve been around this field long enough time, Bill. What’s yours? -- -Tom -- Tom Short Consulting TSC +1 415 300 7457All of my previous SIKM Posts

Dear Bill, Nice to connect with you on this platform. Let's first and foremost define "Knowledge Absence." Knowledge is relative in nature. Knowledge of what? Or what is knowledge? A consultant

Given—how would you answer based on your understanding of knowledge?

It begins by clarifying what the other person means by “knowledge.” Fred Nickols Knowledge Worker

Dear Colleagues I was at an event last week and I asked a few colleagues this question. The answers surprised me…so…I wanted to get your take on this question and its answer. In other words,

Hi Folks Back in February I posted a request for sample KM job advertisements for an upcoming virtual KM Jobs Panel to be held next week Friday 21st May 3.30pm Singapore time. Thanks to those of you

A follow-on session is being planned. See the comments in this related thread in Linkedin.

Chet, thanks for your reply. Here is a link to your 2018 Midwest KM Symposium presentation: The Role of Financial Incentives in a KM Ecosystem.

Peter-Anthony, I can speak as a present Teradata content management professional who was in the middle of a 2016-2019 knowledge management initiative focused on our consulting delivery services

Tom, The military are often interesting sources of technology and ideas. Altho perhaps a key lesson for other organisations is that simply having massive amounts of money and technology is not enough

Great, Murray. Sounds like you’re doing some interesting work. (Are you working with your clients on heightening olfactory awareness?? :-) -- -Tom -- Tom Short Consulting TSC +1 415 300 7457All of

thanks Tom, this is great! its what I've been doing and teaching in fusing KM and cybersecurity and security and crisis response.....murray jennex

Thanks for all the links, Stan! I just wanted to say regarding my own blog posts -- I recommend having a look at "Wroking Out Loud" (not a typo) and "Flocking Out Loud" if you're in the mood for a

Thanks to Dennis for hosting, to Bryce, Howie, and John Stepper for sharing their thoughts, and to everyone else who was able to join the Zoom call today. I thought it was a great session. Here are

Thanks to everyone who participated in the WOL discussion today! I've uploaded both the video recording and the chat. I recommend checking out the chat because there was a lot of good conversation

Maureen, thanks for your post. >What do you do to prep before day 1? Use LinkedIn and Google search to find out who else works at your new organization with similar roles, interests, and backgrounds.

Sukhy wrote (emphasis added):The simplest way to get started on something like this might be Slack + Google Enterprise. (or MS Teams). Slack is designed for bottom/up adoption and stickiness. I