https://youtu.be/WboggjN_G-4

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

Thank you all for the input. Indeed, that has clarified my doubt, and given me a clear picture and insight into the topic- KM name John Muzam, PhD – Candidate Wroclaw- Poland

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

Thank you, John. That sounds interesting :) The scientific community we belong to is Knowledge Management. Use whatever works to describe what you do.

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

John, thanks for your post. These links may be of interest: Previous threads about what to call knowledge management Knowledge Management: What's in a name? Frank Leistner: Profiles in Knowledge 5 Mod

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

1. KFM is not “totally accepted in the KM community.” As a matter of fact, this is the first I’ve heard of it (granted, I’m not familiar with Leister’s work; and have not been actively researching the

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

Good advice John, Call it whatever works for you, but as you said...make it successful. From what I've seen, being successful is much more the issue to be resolved, than the what to call it. Be succes

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

John, Welcome to the Knowledge Age! The world has passed thru a number of fundamental episodic changes that have greatly affected human occupations—from hunter-gatherers, to the Agrarian, Industrial a

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

First as long as you are doing it there is no right or wrong answer to this.It is the same as Knowledge Broker. The scientific community we belong to is Knowledge Management. Locally you can use whate

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

Hi KM Practitioners, I am new in the KM world and this is my first post on this forum. Before posting, I searched for previous posts on this but could not any, While reading "Mastering Organizational

#knowledge-transfer #knowledge-flow #name

Hi Alice, It would be nice to touch base again after a long time. Looking forward to a discussion soon. Good weekend to all. A Regards Arthur Shelley Intelligent Answers Founder: The Organizational Zo

#name

Arthur Shelley wrote about a KM program with an: "experiential learning activity where they do a knowledge based assignment with a real client." In the MA in KM I used to direct, we used this approach

#name

Thanks Murray and Douglas, I agree that the students always get more out of any course that integrates a degree of practical application of the theories and I am writing about this in my new book. The

#name

Arthur/all, I've been doing a similar course. Mine is a 3 unit course but it is on Decision Support Systems. KM is a third of the class but I use it at the very beginning to introduce the concepts of

#name

@Arthur. Excellent contribution.

#name

@Howie, Great advice from the field. I attempted to categorize your points into competency areas with possibly more common academic or discipline-based names. industrial psychology and conflict manage

#name

Hi Folks, I have been teaching a KM UNIT (one “course” or “subject” of 12, in an MBA “program” – just being specific as the language of education program differs depending in country) for 8 years and

#name

Team, If I were to set up a program for KM as a practice a lot of the course work up front would be centered in industrial psychology and conflict management. The next series of classes would be in ad

#name

@Paul. I seldom read KM posts that are as concise and inciteful as Paul's is (paul_mcdowall). My only additional comment or clarification, regards Paul's use of the elephant metaphor - " I love the '5

#name

Hi Thomas, I support what others have already said. Here are some additional personal observations. (1) What are the core understandings and practices that constitute the current core of Knowledge Man

#name

Here are my replies, to add to what others have already provided. >What are the core understandings and practices that constitute the current core of Knowledge Management ? See KM Specialties and KM C

#name