Stan, I have five suggestions for you: the first two are older topics: crisis response and knowledge risk (or just risk) both have several KM articles related to them and special issues in KM journals

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I remember that Oklahoma State developed a searchable video system for the army on doing IED identification and disarming. They used the concept of knowledge nugget to keep the videos short (5-15 minu

#knowledge-transfer #search #video

the basis of my opinion is quite simple, the book, The Checklist Manifesto, was published in 2009 and is about getting the medical profession to actually use decision tools such as checklists to make

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Well said Tom, I agree that the impact of dying is a big motivator. As a former US Navy nuclear propulsion officer it was drilled into our heads to learn from mistakes and to never make the same mista

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I need to give Bill credit for this one also....murray

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Like this one to Patricia!...murray btw, you know you've really made it as a management discipline when Dilbert immortalizes you!

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love it Tom!...murray

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I am asking this with all respect and no negatives intended, but what does this definition actually mean?

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thanks Tom, this is great! its what I've been doing and teaching in fusing KM and cybersecurity and security and crisis response.....murray jennex

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maybe I'm wrong, but to me working out loud won't do any good unless you are also listening and that can lead us to information overload....murray jennex

#information-overload #WOL

You can't get away from benchmarks and baseline models, it is how senior managers think and talk amongst themselves as none of them want to talk about their specific organization. There are actually 3

#maturity #institutionalization

I found both reports very interesting and am still digesting them. My dissertation back in the 90s looked at the impact of organizational memory (what KM was called at the time) on productivity. I fou

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I agree with you Stephen but what I was referring too is that there are so many people I have to pay attention too that all the pubs, blogs, emails, tweets, etc. amount to several hundred communicatio

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I feel you Matt, I'm in the same boat and I pray I don't ignore something important but fear I am, this is the problem with this and I don't have a solution but hope someone on the list does...murray

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I agree with most of what you say and in my last post I mentioned that the PE has the EIT as its entry level cert. PMI also has an entry level cert as the PMP is not meant to be that, it is the CAPM (

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we are in agreement Patrick, I tend to try to use few words and I agreed with the discussion on the body of knowledge but just thought the point was being missed that you don't certify anyone to how w

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I would argue that it is not the lack of a body of knowledge that makes certification difficult, it is the lack of standard outcomes and how to achieve them that makes certification impossible as ther

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I've done the PMP, CISSP, CSSLP and am a PE and PhD. I haven't seen anything saying this cert has value so I wasn't thinking of doing it. I would love to also hear from those who do have it or say it

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Yes Peter-Anthony, I read what you wrote but you aren't the only one responding and others keep including consensus as a base for collaboration (and I don't really have a problem with that). What star

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Stephen has hit the situation for crisis management right on the head of what I was saying (while of course saying it much better than I did). I don't know how many of you have military experience (I'

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