A response from Roxana Jarolimek: People - staff directory of CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, an Australian Government corporate entity

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Good morning! Hope your day has started well! I was so inspired by Stan’s latest LinkedIn post on “Asking a question” and yesterday’s monthly call. Thanks for the inspiration from the contributing exp

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Hi Jules Take a look at Starmind (starmind.ai). It's a tool that uses AI to create a 'neural network' of association between people and concepts, based on digital content to which it has access (e.g.

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Hello Jules, I have worked on the LumApps search engine (LumApps is a digital workplace, and it includes a good user directory, coupled with a powerful search engine. It can perform well on all the po

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Dear Dan, Sounds good. Before scheduling a demo, could you please share some material with me, so I could have clearer views of what you have done? Maybe of slide deck or something similar? Best, Jule

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Dear Jules - I would be glad to do a demo on how this can be done. I have done this type of project a few times with large organizations. Best - Dan

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Hi Jules You might want to check out the recent case study from Moscow Domodedovo Airport at our KM Exchange Conference a couple of weeks back - this was an in-house custom development on the back of

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Dear SIKM Leaders Community members, I am an economist with the Asian Development Bank (ADB)—a multilateral development bank, similar to the World Bank, but with a focus on Asia. We are looking to upg

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Abbe, I agree that maintaining an employee skills database is a difficult challenge. In the case of the Key Contacts List, I was the curator of information about executives and upper-level managers th

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One of the features of Sharepoint Lists I found most useful is the ability to "tag" the Items in the List so that you could see a sub-section of Items related only to a "domain" of information. For ex

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Stan, We tried to do something like this at a corporate level; I think it was called the Affiliated Skills Database. It was launched to great fanfare but had two issues, both of them cultural I believ

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Terrific idea, Abbe – and I’m not surprised that this was successful. I also find this true of professions and business disciplines across organizations. When I -- trained as an MBA -- speak with clie

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Patrick - That sounds like a brilliant solution! We do something somewhat similar with a dictionary of acronyms - but not the whole taxonomy (and, unfortunately, the acronyms are not managed in the sa

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Thanks for sharing Abbe. We are working with an agency that has several different very technical areas of work. We have been helping them to develop a taxonomy. We incorporated acronyms, abbreviations

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Abbe, maintaining lists like can be extremely useful. I maintained a list of such lists, with links to glossaries, acronym finders, and other terminology resources. Doing this in a wiki makes it easy

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Every company has its own unique "languages"; Acronyms, Terms, and System/Application Names. It can make a new hire, no matter how experienced in their core job responsibilities, feel bewildered. For

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totally agree Matt....murray

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I still like using social network analysis over self reporting. Its better to see who people actually talk to than to map those who say they are experts

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an example of the below and the event that actually got me into KM: I had a problem at my nuclear plant with one of my heat exchangers. The taxonomy used to classify equipment did it by material type

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My problem with a taxonomy for this is that taxonomies do not do a good job of relating like things. They define a thing but not the things that are somewhat related. Most of my issues with expertise

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