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Last chance for early birds!
Today is an auspicious day, for those who are superstitious 6–6–6 might have some particular meaning…. If you’re not superstitious, that’s ok, but today is …
Read MoreA dangerous meme is building in the boardroom about blogging
“I hate paper and would never recommend my organisation use it because so many people just write absolute drivel using paper.” Sounds ridiculous? Well substitute …
Read MoreAnecdote apparel
For a bit of fun I have created an Anecdote apparel shop on CafePress tonight. You can also buy an Anecdote coffee mug.
Read MoreSquidoo lenses for Anecdote
Seth Godin put it nicely when he said that blogs are like watching a movie, if you are not there from the beginning it can …
Read MoreStories about Melbourne knowledge management
I’m on the hunt for stories about knowledge management activities that are happening in Melbourne. Why? Because I’m on the organising committee for Melbourne KM …
Read MoreKnowledge sharing
Patrick Lambe over at Green Chameleon has written an interesting post which is half critique and half reflection. After getting down about a paper he …
Read MoreShopping for Hexies?
Hexies sure are popular these days. We have just made shopping for Hexies easier. You can now buy ‘postage paid in Australia’ packs of hexies directly from …
Read MoreWhat are knowledge behaviours?
I’ve been asked by a client to propose a way to help embed knowledge behaviours. My approach will consist of creating situations where the organisation’s staff …
Read MoreDesigning interventions requires new perspectives
Designing interventions for complex environments requires the designers to see new patterns. Before I elaborate on this idea here is a story Steve Denning told …
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