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Wiki Patterns
We’re currently working on a knowledge project with a client, part of which involves setting up a collaborative environment for managing and editing content – …
Read More3 great conversation starting questions
I flew from Newcastle to Melbourne last night and had a fantastic two-hour chat with the lady in the next seat. By the end of …
Read MoreNarrative helps us use history appropriately
Matt Moore picks up on Shawn’s recent post about the relevance of history and gives some good guidelines for appropriate use of history. Matt’s post …
Read MoreEtienne Wenger on Communities of Practice
I was having dinner with Etienne last week hosted by Bronwyn Stuckey—thanks Bron. I haven’t laughed so much for a long time. So it was …
Read MoreQuicklinks
Just cleaning up my Bloglines and thought I would share some of the posts I was saving. Brad Hinton reflects on oral history and storytelling …
Read MoreConverting your blog posts to wiki pages
Today I worked out a neat hack to get our blog posts from Ecto into our wiki without having to reformat. Simply view the html …
Read MoreHow to set a task in a complex work environment
One of the most useful books I own is Gary Klein’s “Intuition at Work: Why Developing Your Gut Instincts Will Make You Better at What …
Read MoreOne of the many forces driving the need for knowledge retention practices
The ‘up or out’ policy is well known in consulting firms like McKinsey & Company. If you are not promoted in 5 years to partner …
Read MoreThree types of collaboration
Nancy White and I have been working on a project to help our client enhance their collaboration practices. In the process we’ve identified three types …
Read MoreDistributed teams and the bane of time zones
Lynda Gratton at MITSloan has written a short article of some factors that might affect the performance of a distributed team. I’m a little sceptical …
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