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Re: Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

We have data from tagging exercises that reinforces the comments as well. #1 We find 'doing the minimum' is the norm. If only one tag is required but you offer the ability to apply multiple, then one

By Simon Denton · #9977 ·

Re: Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

Thank you so much for your responses. Great insights! Stephen - while generic, your points are definitely good to keep in mind. Keep it simple, knowing that every additional field comes with a cost

By TJ Hsu · #9976 ·

Re: Calling all Chief Knowledge Officers & KM Leaders in technology & other sectors #call-for

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By Stan Garfield · #9974 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Reply from Ian Fry in LinkedIn: If so, ARCHIVE not DELETE. I have painful examples where cases become rarer, content gets deleted; and then it happens again!

By Stan Garfield · #9973 ·

Calling all Chief Knowledge Officers & KM Leaders in technology & other sectors #call-for

Hello SIKM leaders! I will be conducting a series of informational interviews with KM leaders/CKOs across industries, but specifically in the technology sector (if CKOs exist here), to listen and

By Rosanna Stephens · #9972 ·

Re: Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

A couple of things to consider TJ – Firstly, speak to your users to understand the sorts of terms they would be searching or browsing for, and make sure the metadata fits their search patterns

By Nick Milton · #9971 ·

Re: Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

Hi TJ, LL metadata for classification can best be defined when: 1- They reproduce the context in which the LL has happened, and describe the situation conditions. For example: project type, customer

By Rachad Najjar · #9970 ·

Re: Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

Hi TJ, You've asked a pretty generic question, so my insights are also necessarily pretty generic: You are likely to need less classification than you think.

By Stephen Bounds · #9969 ·

Lessons Learned - Metadata #lessons-learned #metadata

Hi everyone, Looking for anyone who might be able to share examples or insights for metadata (tagging / classification) for Lessons Learned - to make it easy to find/browse/filter for them. Examples

By TJ Hsu · #9968 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Some great experience and focus points in this thread. I'd emphasise the need to provide a framework for disposition of all content types referenced in the organizational code of conduct- both removal

By Sarah Emes · #9967 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Many thanks, Endro! This is an exercise I have been hoping to dig into, so appreciate the validation that it is relevant here. All the best, Lizzi LIZZI WINTER Knowledge Management Program

By Elizabeth Winter · #9966 ·

Investment Distribution of Knowledge Transfer #knowledge-sharing

Hello SIKM community. I am doing research to benchmark how other legal, technical, or professional firms invest in training and knowledge transfer to equip early career professional to grow into

By Tammy Bearden · #9965 ·

Principles of data probity in open research sharing - UK commercial location data #data-science

A few months ago, I shared our approach to ensuring data probity in data science during one of the monthly SIKM Leaders Community Monthly Calls. A few days ago, I released a new open research data

By Gavin Chait · #9964 ·

Re: C-level executive involved in KM a major engineering-driven company, #request

Martin, I’m happy share my experience and insights. I also suggest reaching out to Dan Ranta. He has had a similar journey. Best regards, Kent Kent Greenes Mobile:

By Kent Greenes · #9963 ·

Re: C-level executive involved in KM a major engineering-driven company, #request

Hi Martin My suggestion is to contact Kent Greenes. My thoughts are that you would find talking with him very useful. I worked with Kent at SAIC in the late 90s and early 00s after he came over

By Bill Kaplan · #9962 ·

Re: C-level executive involved in KM a major engineering-driven company, #request

Urgent question Dear all Can anyone of you give me the name of a C level executive in a major engineering-driven company, preferably in Europe, who has really been involved in building the company's

By Martin Dugage · #9961 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Hi Lizzie Knowledge Mapping method has never failed me to address situations like this. In many of my projects, I also advocate my clients to not only institutionalize this method, but build

By Endro Catur · #9960 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Hi Lizzi, A few thoughts come to mind: Prioritizing the value of the information to be archived - how does it advance the business for knowledge workers and the organization? Perhaps prioritizing the

By Yasmin Khan · #9959 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Hi KM colleagues; I would like to share my experience and maybe add something to this discussion. My Background: I am an entrepreneur and have been creating curation solutions to help manage access

By Karan Bavandi · #9958 ·

Re: Flipping the Script on Content Retention #content-management

Good morning Elizabeth, DON Records and Information supervisor for almost 4 years here. I would start with the requirement: what does policy say to keep and for how long? And what

By Monica Leftwich <mleftwich82@...> · #9957 ·

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