Thanks Patrick, 28 to go :) i just published my day (here). BR Rachad

I agree with Chris. When I started at Chubb I pulled together a 100 day plan. It consisted of a checklist, a bunch of altered slides and content from many of you and a plan of action with milestones

I acknowledge the push, Jane! Thanks for that - I don’t post much, absorb more than that andreflect a ton on what is shared here. This discussion has been on my mind and I think it’s one of

More great ideas about getting this ideas out to a wider audience. And here’s another possible avenue – the KMWorld magazine site has lots of great content and maybe there is room for adding a

Hi Doug, It’s great when these things spark off each other isn’t it? Collaboration in action. I would just say that I think the group (or the rather contributors of content) should be the

An interesting, integrative dynamic just took place, though maybe not noticed. It might be an example of the potential power of collaboration. I suspect the following, though who is to know what goes

Wow this ball is rolling! If we can see what we have by Nov 1 perhaps the KMWorld bookstore and conference can help promote!! Well done Patrick and group! I’m going to push a few other too like

Really nice, Nick - the insights from hindsight are especially useful (e.g. sitting beside, working through problems together, not as part of a reporting line). Examples like this reveal a lot of

Your paper is especially good John and I heartily recommend it, for the way you illustrate how KM theory has to negotiate

Patrick – here is something I wrote in 1999, as part of a piece for an ATSD publication on Chief Learning Officers (now apparently out of print). It described my roles as knowledge manager for BPs

My cynical although truthful response would be to enjoy it and wallow in the sea of optimism that will have been created by whoever hired you and your new colleagues. Seriously the essential

Cool! Deadline, just so it’s real 😆? Dec 2022 maybe?

Abdul Jaleel’s piece is a great model - it’s concise, about 1500 words, and paints a nice picture. I would allow for 2,000 words, to give a little more background on the organisation, and possibly

Hey Patrick! Great idea! How about some parameters? Maximum words in the chapter? Focus questions? Specific style (ex stories or actual anecdotes, reflections, with visuals, others)? I’m game to

Lovely - 29 to go! P Patrick Lambe Partner Straits Knowledge phone: +65 98528511 web: www.straitsknowledge.com resources: www.greenchameleon.com knowledge mapping: www.aithinsoftware.com

Hi, Patrick, Well, I had written something on these lines some time ago. Largely practical, if we keep aside a few blah..blah...here and there :) A Day in the Life of a Knowledge Management

Okay - if anyone does a “First 90 Days” book, then in all honesty we need to do a “Day in the Life of a Knowledge Manager" book - perhaps 30 short chapters each contributed as a journal entry by

Love the book idea. I’m trying to sell Information Today to get back into publishing KM books, Maybe all your great ideas will help! In the meantime the program for KMWorld is online,

Stay tuned. By 2023 the KMI Press should enable such books, not for $150 each but affordable, designed to give visibility to authors, but especially to enrich the KM Body of Knowledge

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