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Technologies for knowledge management
There’s been a lot written on this topic; probably too much because if someone asked, “What technologies should I be thinking about to do knowledge …
Read MoreFactors affecting your knowledge environment
One of the aims of a knowledge strategy is to design a set of activities to enhance an organisation’s knowledge environment. The knowledge environment includes …
Read More50 Web2.0 ways to tell a story
The guys at Cogdogroo have documented 50 web2.0 applications you can use to tell a story. http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools It’s a wiki so you can help them …
Read MoreCreating timelines
Have you ever wanted to create a timeline? Well there is now an online application call xtimeline that can help you out. The interface is …
Read MoreAnecdote News – October 2007
Welcome to the October 2007 edition of the Anecdote newsletter. In this edition we have:
• Book review: Wikinomics
• Technique: Most Significant Change
• What we’re up to: Our engagements and upcoming events
• Productivity Tip: Rough sketching
• Breaking News: Steve Denning book launch
We hope you really enjoy reading it. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with your comments, insights or feedback and feel free to pass this email on to your colleagues.
Regards — the Anecdote team
Read MoreSpace and tools impacts thinking
We’ve been running a series of knowledge strategy projects for natural resource management regions across Australia. The activities culminate for each region in a two …
Read MoreThe billiard ball example
When I talk about complexity to clients I mention that complex systems are impossible to predict in detail especially as your forcast extends into the …
Read MoreIs new technology a mystery to you?
For those of us who have struggled with another piece of new technology.
Read MoreGraffiti archaeology
My undergraduate degree was in archaeology and I love learning about how information can be presented (Edward Tufte is my information presentation hero). So imagine …
Read MoreHow not to organise information
I’ve recently been telling everyone about a presentation I saw on You Tube by David Weinberger called Everything is Miscellaneous. David’s argument is that in …
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