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Selecting 5 KM books
Denham Grey suggests 5 books to get you started in KM. I would add Nancy Dixon’s Common Knowledge. Nancy provides a useful way of thinking …
Read MoreAbstract – Community variety from a complexity perspective
Hi Nancy, thanks for your comment. Here is the abstract for the paper. A new framework for communities of practice is required to unite the …
Read MoreI’m not joking
Downloaded Surely you’re joking Mr Feynman from Audible on the weekend. What I’ve heard so far (300 pages retold in 12 hours) is one great …
Read MoreAdvancing civilization
“Civilisation advances by extending the number of operations we can perform without thinking about them.” —ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD
Read MorePodcasting
We know more than we can say, and we will say more than we can write down. This aphorism might be one of the reasons …
Read MoreEnhancement to knowledge strategy
A couple of years ago I developed a simple approach to developing knowledge strategies. The premise was simple–that a strategy should incrememtally enhance the ‘knowledge …
Read MoreCommunities and the role of variety
I just heard today that a chapter Trish Milne and I wrote has been published. The book is called Human Perspectives in the Internet Society …
Read MoreCommunities and Social Networks
Matt Moore made a good comment in response to my last blog entry I have recently been trying to link the thinking on Small World …
Read MoreTypes of Tacit Knowledge
There has been some discussion during November in ActKM about whether tacit knowledge can be captured. Opinion ranged from ‘definitely yes’ to ‘absolutely no’. This …
Read MoreMapping Communities
It is difficult to build a community of practice from scratch. In fact, the construction metaphor of ‘building’ a community is inappropriate. Rather, it is …
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