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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

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Uh oh! I'm guilty. My 2016 book is Knowledge Services: A Strategic Framework for the 21st Century Organization. The flyer's at: https://www.smr-knowledge.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Know-Serv-2016-

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No, please! It would probably become "Just another book!" in the long row of books in Knowledge Management. A book that again raises false hopes while it is only built on quicksand. On the other hand,

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Now there’s an idea, Boris! Someone should write a book about that…. ☺ From: <SIKM@groups.io> on behalf of Boris Jaeger <boris.jaeger@...> Reply-To: "SIKM@groups.io" <SIKM@groups.io> Date: Tuesday,

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LEAN is everything else than people and knowledge friendly, Dennis. "The people are the company" (Stewart, 1995) or should it be.

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Peter and Boris, How about LEAN Systems Facilitator Here is a story I heard that helps make the point. When Toyota came to the US in the 70/s, the entire corporation only used 17 types of fasteners (s

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What about "Chef", Chris? ;-)

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Peter, I agree with Douglas Weidner's point that, "KM is not just about a KM system (technology), successful Knowledge Age organizations will discover it is about much more, including becoming a Learn

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Peter, if you want to use a task-oriented metaphor for your team you could use "support" or "service" like the CRM or some LIS folks who are dealing with the knowledge issue. The latter ones promote t

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Hi Peter, The risk that people in the organization will think "Oh, ok, not my problem, the managers will manage all knowledge (and information)" is very high. I experience it on a regular basis at our

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25 years ago we used to call this in my small circle the Andersen Consulting versus McKinsey argument because fairly or unfairly Andersen was tagged as being oriented more towards the technology and M

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Hi Peter, Arguably, you won't have a successful system, IT, KM, or a much more generic definition of system as used in ISO 3041:2018, if you don't address the culture. That is why at the KM Institute,

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