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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 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 MoreClient relationships – getting a helping hand
We are lucky to have many terrific clients that we love working with. Here’s an example of a strong client relationship.
Read MoreRead our blog using our RSS feed
I’m hoping everyone who reads our blog is reading it by subscribing to our RSS feed. Now if that sentence made no sense to you, …
Read MoreSocial bookmarking
One of the new practices that will be essential at a time when information volumes are exploding is social bookmarking. That’s because with social bookmarking …
Read MoreIntranets 2.0
Last week I was lucky enough to go along to the Intranets ’07 forum in Sydney and had the opportunity to see what a number …
Read MoreComplexity described
Here is a great quote from Ursula K. LeGuin that succinctly describes complexity. It was posted by Kathleen Osta to the Open Space List earlier …
Read MoreIntelligence agencies adopting social software
I’m giving a presentation to the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) conference in October so I’m keeping my eye out for relevant news …
Read MoreTacit Knowledge Retention with Communities of Practice
Last year I wrote this short paper arguing that communities of practice were an effective strategy to transfer tacit knowledge. This week we gave the …
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