Hello Murray. I’m not replying to your direct questions, but your post reminded me of a related story. I was asked to be the keynote speaker to speak to KM projects at a PMI annual meeting. Many of th

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I like your list Srividya. Cindy: given that you’re looking for relevance and practical applications, might you include a mini project? For example, you might provide a short list of typical organizat

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Thank you for that summary of thoughts and conversations Christian. Well put. Alice Alice MacGillivray, PhD Consultant & Researcher Director: Park System Leadership Course 2005-2016 Faculty: Royal Roa

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Here are some other possible resources including e-books (sorry, can’t share full text and I’ve not read them) Knowledge management in hospitality and tourism by Ricarda B. Bouncken, Sungsoo. Pyo Know

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Hello Randhir. Congratulations on your growth and increased understanding. You have obviously done some good work and relevance is being recognized. I remember many efforts to emphasize the importance

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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

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Sure, I will get some information about CoP theses and dissertations for you. It will take a bit of time; there are now hundreds of thousands with some CoP focus. I might create a modest bibliography

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I recommend the book Digital Habitats (Wenger, White, Smith). It was years in the making: morphed from a technology-related report to a book focusing more on the social than the technical. It emphasiz

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Albert: I am always aware of that paradox. Knowledge management could regularly model what it promotes: if it were planned and implemented through a concerted, collaborative effort with executive cham

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You have contributed so much, Stan. I often think back to the diverse communities you have supported, and how this one—like so many other lightly-facilitated communities that cross organizational boun

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Good morning Howard. I was faced with a similar challenge many years ago (so the technologies have changed but perhaps the principles have not). In my case, I wanted staff to be able to easily run use

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When we had the MA in KM at Royal Roads, we talked a lot about culture. We didn't introduce any culture assessment tools; we came at it more from an ethnographic perspective, getting people to think a

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Mine is dormant at the moment and not restricted to KM, but it's www.4KM.net Alice MacGillivray, PhD

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For potential comparison, Michael Sutton did some compilation work in 2002 in a 40+ page paper. He considered it draft and it did have some errors, but it would be interesting to use it as a baseline.

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I lead a KM degree program at Royal Roads University in western Canada, and taught two of the courses in it. It is a challenge to wrap those years up into a brief account. This was a graduate program

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Hello Jeevan. I worked with BI for a few years in the 90s (did my MA thesis on part of a BI/KM project, though KM was very young then and I grossly misrepresented the term in my thesis). So I don't kn

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Several years ago, Michael Sutton compiled a report of about 30 pages about graduate programs in KM. I know it is out of date, but he may be willing to share it; I know you are both on LinkedIn. I am

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Congratulations Stan. It will be a stimulating change for you. It sounds as if you are moving into a shop where your expertise is appreciated and where you can shape the evolution of knowledge work an

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