Eric Tsui is a friend of Anecdote and he’s looking for a masters student in knowledge management. Contact Eric directly if you’re interested. An opportunity …

One of our newsletter readers asks the following question in relation to our article on expertise location: “do you have any comments or references on …

I was flattered to read that David Maister recently quoted me in a recent article on strategy based on a comment I’d made on his blog. I was …

I’m always on the lookout for intervention design examples and I found one last week I think you’ll like. But before I describe it, remember …

Pam Slim writes a refreshing and forthright post slamming common management practice. I particularly like her take on culture: Corporate culture is a natural thing that …

Decision-makers are under increasing pressure to justify their decisions and then account for their success (or otherwise) to a variety of stakeholders. Evidence-based management (1) …

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 …

I was reminded last week that projects provide great opportunities to develop communities of practice.  No surprises really, with all that project time and effort …

Karl-Erik Sveiby was one of the keynote speakers at the KM for Professional Services conference in Sydney last week.  I was fortunate to have dinner …

A paper Trish Milne and I wrote over 12 months ago has just been published in the Journal of Knowledge Management. It’s called ActKM: the …