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Narrative for Business Workshops in the USA
Update: referral bonus for bloggers. See below. We are pleased to announce that we’re running two narrative techniques workshops in the USA at Seattle and …
Read MoreA new conceptualisation of expertise, advice and knowledge
This looks really interesting: Expertise is about more than evidence. It is also about judgement and wisdom. Our argument is not that we should reject …
Read MoreWow, is this really what a knowledge map looks like?
Here’s a good idea. A neat compilation of a range of visualisation techniques arranged in the form of a periodic table. I was checking out …
Read MoreLet’s Be Brief story writing contest
Bob Hruzek over at Middle Zone Musings is kicking off a story writing contest tomorrow, with a difference: best story wins but it can only be six …
Read MoreWhy Command And Control Is So Bad
Bruce Nussbaum over at BusinessWeek Online has written a short piece entitled: Lessons From Home Depot’s Bob Nardelli—Why Command And Control Is So Bad. Autocratic …
Read MoreHierarchy of explaination or why narrative is becoming more important
In 1805 William Clark notes in his expedition journal that the Mandans [a Native American tribe] believed that buffalos could be attracted to close-by hunting grounds by …
Read MorePostdoc in KM Technologies at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
An opportunity exists for a postdoctoral research fellow to work on KM technologies at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) from 2007. The successful candidate …
Read MoreWhy people do the things they do
Christmas reading has help me stumble across two very different essays with the same theme: people are enormously influenced by their social ties. Anyone reading …
Read MoreBlog-tag: a virtual cocktail party
Luis Suarez over at ELSUA has just tagged me in a virtual cocktail party. What does that mean? I gather that when you’re tagged you tell five …
Read MoreFoster your communities of practice by getting members to answer questions
Kathy Sierra had made an astute observation about user communities: they thrive if more people, from novice to expert, ask and answer questions. In fact, …
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