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How are we managing the knowledge shared in this group?

Would also be very useful to know "Who to go to for a topic". Search and links are fine, but you often need to inquire further to match your context. "OK, I found X on Google, and a few links to it --

Would also be very useful to know "Who to go to for a topic". Search and links are fine, but you often need to inquire further to match your context. "OK, I found X on Google, and a few links to it --

By Valdis Krebs · #8257 · Edited

Reference resources, case studies about managing tacit knowledge? #case-studies #definition

>> I do think that the use of weak signals instead of strong signals is creating more opportunities for SNA to be useful. Rob, I will disagree. Weak ties/signals have lost their original meaning on th

>> I do think that the use of weak signals instead of strong signals is creating more opportunities for SNA to be useful. Rob, I will disagree. Weak ties/signals have lost their original meaning on th

By Valdis Krebs · #8093 ·

#case-studies #definition

Making Intangible knowledge visible to traditional leaders #data-science

Although we started talking about intangible knowledge, may I expand the conversation to "emergent knowledge"? Attached is a network map from earlier this year of medical researchers and scientists wh

Although we started talking about intangible knowledge, may I expand the conversation to "emergent knowledge"? Attached is a network map from earlier this year of medical researchers and scientists wh

By Valdis Krebs · #8083 ·

#data-science

Making Intangible knowledge visible to traditional leaders #data-science

Hi Patrick, When I started doing these maps, in the early 2000s, I did speak to Andreas Weigand who was CTO at Amazon at the time. He did explain that Amazon did list books in descending order of co-s

Hi Patrick, When I started doing these maps, in the early 2000s, I did speak to Andreas Weigand who was CTO at Amazon at the time. He did explain that Amazon did list books in descending order of co-s

By Valdis Krebs · #8082 ·

#data-science

Making Intangible knowledge visible to traditional leaders #data-science

Yeah Leif, Cambridge Analytica, GRU, or NSA … take your pick. 😏

Yeah Leif, Cambridge Analytica, GRU, or NSA … take your pick. 😏

By Valdis Krebs · #8063 · Edited

#data-science

Making Intangible knowledge visible to traditional leaders #data-science

>> Valdis, do you have any ideas about data collection in this environment to build the SNA off? I wanted to get access to the phone records but got a hard NO due to union issues. Also, given the high

>> Valdis, do you have any ideas about data collection in this environment to build the SNA off? I wanted to get access to the phone records but got a hard NO due to union issues. Also, given the high

By Valdis Krebs · #8053 ·

#data-science

Making Intangible knowledge visible to traditional leaders #data-science

Hello Stuart, Have you tried network analysis to map and measure who seeks out whom for advice, expertise, support, knowledge, etc? The attached map shows a network of doctors -- the arrows show who s

Hello Stuart, Have you tried network analysis to map and measure who seeks out whom for advice, expertise, support, knowledge, etc? The attached map shows a network of doctors -- the arrows show who s

By Valdis Krebs · #8032 ·

#data-science

KM in disaster management #covid-19

Tracking what we know about a spreading disease… visualization helps. http://orgnet.com/contagion.html Valdis Valdis Krebs Orgnet, LLC @orgnet

Tracking what we know about a spreading disease… visualization helps. http://orgnet.com/contagion.html Valdis Valdis Krebs Orgnet, LLC @orgnet

By Valdis Krebs · #7189 ·

#covid-19

Formalizing an SME Network

Here is an article on IBM discovering a CoP that “survived” re-orgs and re-engineering. They then map and measure the network of knowledge exchange. http://orgnet.com/IBMCOPSNA.pdf Enjoy! Valdis Valdi

Here is an article on IBM discovering a CoP that “survived” re-orgs and re-engineering. They then map and measure the network of knowledge exchange. http://orgnet.com/IBMCOPSNA.pdf Enjoy! Valdis Valdi

By Valdis Krebs · #6682 ·

KM - consulting firms #strategy

Hello Christina, First my name V a l d i s, not Vladis. Second, yes we agree. Storing data/facts/info is easy and lends itself to computers and IT. The technology part of KM is easy, the sociology par

Hello Christina, First my name V a l d i s, not Vladis. Second, yes we agree. Storing data/facts/info is easy and lends itself to computers and IT. The technology part of KM is easy, the sociology par

By Valdis Krebs · #6041 ·

#strategy

KM - consulting firms #strategy

>> But managing “stuff” (knowledge as a stock) isn’t the same as managing expertise (knowledge as a flow). So true, Tom! Expertise/wisdom/context is best managed as a flow via trusted relationships. F

>> But managing “stuff” (knowledge as a stock) isn’t the same as managing expertise (knowledge as a flow). So true, Tom! Expertise/wisdom/context is best managed as a flow via trusted relationships. F

By Valdis Krebs · #6036 ·

#strategy

May 15 SIKM Call: Valdis Krebs: Knowledge and Learning in Organizations

Hi Lee, Those are good questions. Local leadership is the place to start, IFF they accept the results/feedback. (IFF = if and only if) Leadership is important, but so is followership. It is the follow

Hi Lee, Those are good questions. Local leadership is the place to start, IFF they accept the results/feedback. (IFF = if and only if) Leadership is important, but so is followership. It is the follow

By Valdis Krebs · #5833 ·

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