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Implementing Enterprise 2.0 In Your Knowledge Management System
[2009-06-25] Dion Hinchcliffe is leading an opening workshop on Implementing Enterprise 2.0. I have long been an admirer of his work and was pleased to see this session. The subtitle is: Exploring the Tools and Techniques of Emergent Change. Dion said the concept of emergent and social is critical. I like the fact that many stories will be offered as I agree that they offer more than "factual" information. I did this real time so apologies for typos. This is cross-posted from FastForward.
Yakabod Puts Soical Media In Their Knowledge Management System
[2009-06-11] Yakabod has been providing knowledge management solutions since 2003. It was founded in 2001 by CEO Scott Ryser and CTO Scott Williamson and first focused on web applications. I recently spoke with Scott Ryser and Chris Coleman, their EVP for Marketing. The firm is headquartered in the DC area and their main clients have been in the US Federal government's intelligence community.
Using Your Twitter Page As A Knowledge Management System
[2009-05-28] Personal knowledge management can be very useful and when it is social it can serve many purposes. Can twitter serve this function?
Implementing Social Knowledge Management
[2009-05-07] Social media technology is changing the rules of knowledge management but for any information manager charged with understanding how these new technologies integrate with content and knowledge management initiatives, the challenge remains the same.
Extreme Growth In Knowledge Management Sector Predicted
[2009-04-23] It's a well-known fact that the recession has caused certain companies to close down. Depending on the day, it can even look like entire industries are in jeopardy. Knowledge management professionals may have little to worry about, however, as at least one person thinks the niche is (in a good way) going to explode.
Social Knowlege Management Collaboration Within The Enterprise
[2009-04-09] It looks like I will keep flooding you folks this week (Perhaps just this one more time!) with interesting presentations I have bumped into, or that other people have forwarded to me as they come right along my areas of interest and focus, specially in the area of Social Computing within the Enterprise (a.k.a. Enterprise 2.0). Thus here is the last one, at least, for this week, and perhaps for the next few days as well, to give everyone out there a short break.
Knowledge Managment News Updates
[2009-03-26] The 13th annual KMWorld Conference and Exhibition will be held on November 17 - 19, 2009 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center, in San Jose, California. The theme is Resetting the Enterprise: Focusing on People, Talent & Knowledge. Their site is up and they have issued their call for papers. The deadline is April 15.
Knowledge Management and Learning Collaborating
[2009-03-13] For a good number of years, both Knowledge Management and Learning have always been associated with one another and overlapping quite a bit.
Improving Knowledge Worker Productivity
[2009-02-26] While a theme of the enterprise 2.0 is transparency, often the maze of different platforms, repositories, and metadata structures makes finding the information you need difficult, if not impossible. I recently spoke with Josh Rosenthal, founder and CEO at iQuest, about his experience with one of the top 5 international pharma companies that was struggling with enterprise search and had found it easier to re-invent a needed compound that try to find the existing one somewhere within their terabytes of data.
Advice From Thought Leaders In Knowledge Management
[2009-02-05] And since it looks like I am on a roll, now that I have returned back home from a long business trip to the US and Madrid and have spent most of the day today on a massively intense catchup with everything that has been happening since I left, I thought I would share with you another presentation which I am sure you are going to enjoy quite a bit.
New Knowledge Management Web-Service: Knowledge Plaza
[2009-01-15] Knowledge Plaza is a new Web-based platform for enterprise search, social bookmarking, knowledge management, information brokerage and expert identification. It was developed by the Belgium based firm, Whatever. I recently spoke with Olivier Verbeke, CEO at Whatever and COO Antoine Perdaens. They explained the concept behind this interesting platform. There are three components, the Dashboard, the Plaza, and the Web. They offer a SaaS version and an on-premise version.
Air Force Awards Knowledge Management Contract
[2008-12-19] Here's the good news: holiday parties will soon start cropping up left and right. The bad: so will boorish guests. So the next time someone gives you a look (or a few words) implying that knowledge management is dull, consider using a conversational trump card and calling it "patriotic." The U.S. Air Force has, you see, just awarded a knowledge management contract to Logistics Systems Incorporated.
Knowledge Management Takes Leadership Roles With Enterprise 2.0
[2008-12-04] Forrester recently sent me a review copy of their 30 page report - Forrester TechRadar™ For I&KM Pros: Enterprise Web 2.0 - Wikis And Social Networks Are Ready To Deliver High Value To Your Enterprise, Q4 2008 by Gil Yehuda with Kyle McNabb, G. Oliver Young, Sara Burnes, Zachary Reiss-Davis. The major areas of focus and conclusions are similar to Forrester TechRadar For Vendor Strategists: Enterprise Web 2.0 - How Product Strategists Should Approach A Maturing Web 2.0 Market, Q4 2008 which should be no surprise. However, this reports is targeting the issues faced by KM professionals.
Web 2.0 Technologies for Knowledge Management Study
[2008-10-16] In an explorative study about Knowledge Management weblogs Pumacy Technologies AG has been analyzing active knowledge management blogs by comparing figures from August 2008.
Knowledge Management Library Clips
[2008-10-02] The blogger at Library Clips recently wrote an interesting post on the ubiquity of social tools in context of workflows.
KM World 2008
[2008-09-11] Who would have imagined that there would be a KM World 2008 when KM broke into the scene in the early 90s. But yes, the 12th KM World will be back, a bit early this year.
More on the Death of Knowledge Management
[2008-08-14] The idea Is KM Dead? was introduced during an interview with Larry Prusak, and since then the conversation about the question has been a hot topic among those of us blogging about KM.
Is Knowledge Management Dead?
[2008-08-04] Continuing further with that growing trend of writing shorter blog posts than usual (Latest instance the article I wrote yesterday announcing my dive into the podcasting world, co-hosting, with Matt Simpson, The Sweettt Show, as we just launched our first episode).
Google Launches Knowledge Sharing Service KNOL
[2008-07-24] If our readers may recall, we had reported in December last year that, Google was in the process of testing a knowledge storehouse called "Knol" and it was expected to give a tough competition to the free online encyclopedia "Wikipedia".
Knowledge Management Can Improve Employee Retention
[2008-06-27] Employees come and employees go; such is business. It's better when they don't abandon you, though, and a new study shows that effective knowledge management might go a long ways towards keeping workers around.
Knowledge Management International Conference Approaching
[2008-05-27] It's possible - and common - to learn more in three days at a conference than in three weeks at an office. Knowledge management professionals should be glad to hear, then, that the 2008 Knowledge Management International Conference is coming up.
Corporate Blogging
[2008-04-10] For someone like myself who has been a corporate blogger for nearly five years, and still going strong.
The Next Executive Acronym: CAO
[2008-03-14] The business world is increasingly dominated by acronyms and there's sign of that slowing up. In addition to CEO, COO, CTO, CIO, author and MIT advisor Michael Schrage is predicting the development of a CAO, or "Chief Advice Officer."
Wiki Adoption
[2008-02-07] For a good number of months I have always been a big fan from Stewart Mader, author of the fine Blog on Wiki Patterns, and who recently published Wikipatterns (A book I just managed to get my hands on and which I will start reading shortly - so review coming up soon as well!), where he gets to put together a how-to guide for growing wiki use in organisations with practical advice and plenty of helpful tips!!
Next Generation Knowledge Sharing & Learning Online Conference Event
[2007-12-20] While I am just about to finish editing the audio recording (And fine tune the slide deck that will go with it) from my pitch on Social Computing @ IBM at the recent IBM iForum event in Zürich, and while trying to wrap up everything at work since tomorrow is my last working day for the remaining of the year, earlier on today in Twitter a crazy thought came up from James Dellow after I mentioned in one of my twitterings how one of my abstracts for a conference event, taking place next year, on the state of social computing, was rejected.
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