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Squidoo 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 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 …
Read MoreSome findings from a recent paper about the online community: ActKM
Trish Milne and I had one of our papers recently published in the Journal of Knowledge Management entitled, ActKM: the story of a community. Here …
Read MoreWhat Dave Snowden is reading
I always like to hear what Dave is reading; he seems to pick up the most interesting books. The Cognitive Edge website (still under development) now …
Read MoreManagement advice: which 90% is crap
I enjoy reading Bob Sutton’s work. He seems like a no nonsense sort of guy who is not trying to baffle you with BS. Bob …
Read MoreMore reasons to develop a whole new mind
In March this year I introduced you to A Whole New Mind. Daniel Pink’s argument goes something like this: jobs which can be done anywhere …
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