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How not to organise information
I’ve recently been telling everyone about a presentation I saw on You Tube by David Weinberger called Everything is Miscellaneous. David’s argument is that in …
Read MoreGenius everyday
I’ve been keeping my eyes open for something entertaining to read on a long plane journey. I’m a fast reader and easily bored so the …
Read MoreWhat do we mean by tacit knowledge?
Most of our work here at Anecdote involves working with tacit knowledge. But it is clear that there is a broad understanding about what’s meant …
Read MoreDecision games
Decision games are a way to practice making judgements before you need to make them. They consist of a scenario that a group of people …
Read MoreNot so Newcomer
Well, Daryl’s arrival on the scene at Anecdote has really put the pressure on me now he has published his maiden blog post. Here I’ve …
Read MorePeer assist animation
When you’re steeped in a discipline like knowledge management you start to assume that everyone knows about techniques like After Action Reviews and Peer Assists. …
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 More4 ways to use your time more effectively
Wherever I go I hear the same thing, “I’d love to do it, but we just don’t have enough time.” ‘It’ is anything they know …
Read MoreThe role of past patterns in discontinuous change
Dave Snowden has written an excellent post warning of the dangers of simply looking at the past and attempting to apply, without adaptation, what happened then to …
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