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Top knowledge management principles
Denham Grey has suggested a list of top KM principles. I’ve only included the headings here and encourage you to head over to Denham’s site …
Read MorePositive deviance
One of the concepts of Appreciative Inquiry is to identify the positive deviants in a system and to find out what it is they are …
Read MoreA simple intervention to reduce flaming
Nancy White points us to a beautifully simple intervention for reducing flaming in an online forum; pre-populate the text box where you write your message with …
Read MoreExpertise location without technology
Some of my favourite bloggers are talking about expertise location recently. Jack Vinson provides a good summary. Luis Suarez riffs off Dennis McDonald, who has …
Read MoreLearning Retention Rates
Learning Retention Rates Originally uploaded by Eric Rice. Looks like we need more opportunities to help others learn to enhance our own learning retention …
Read MoreMore on identifying experts
Following on from my post about how to identify and evaluate expertise, I discovered this list today in an interesting resource called How People Learn: …
Read MoreData, Information, Knowledge: a sensemaking perspective
The relationship among data, information and knowledge is often depicted as a pyramid. With data at the base, it’s converted to information and information converted …
Read MoreResearch supporting the role of intuition in complex situation
Nature has just reported on research which found people make better decisions by going with their gut if the situation is complex. The evidence is …
Read MoreNew words are new worlds
I’ve just arrived home from a week at Jervis Bay—stayed with my folks. My family and I spent lots of time on the beach and …
Read MoreWhat is tacit knowledge?
Over the last 6 months I have attended a few knowledge management conferences to see if things have progressed and I’m dismayed at how many …
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