I was talking this morning with some people from the Pan-Europe organization in France and we were wondering how we could attract more attention on Knowledge Management from politicians and corporate leaders. The problem is that sharing knowledge is usually...
I just attended EBG's conference on weblogs and their use in the corporate world. Loïc Le Meur was there, among others, and presented a couple of interesting things (Main ideas conveyed can be found on his French weblog on a...
In a previous post, I tried to figure out how blogging networks and communities of practice relate to one another. This post has attracted quite a lot of attention thanks to Lilia and the KnowledgeBoard. This time, I am trying...
I just came back from a full day event at ENSAM in Paris where students presented their project reports before going on holiday. This was organized by Marc de Fouchecour, a KM pundit in France, and professor at ENSAM. Event/Course...
I just thought of a translation for "Knowledge Management" in French that would sound better than the horrible "gestion des connaissances". I would use the two words "Enseignement & Renseignement". Enseignement means education in the teaching sense, and renseignement means...
In "The origins of Culture", his latest book:The origin of knowledge is also the origin of order, i.e. of symbolic classification and also Imitation and learning cannot be separated...
I finally found the time to upload my ppt presentation made in Lisbon on June 1. for the KnowledgeBoard SIG meeting. It's called "Web-based collaborative spaces - lessons learned at Schneider Electric" and you can download it here. Caution! It's...
Hideo Yamazaki, CKO of Nomura Research Institute, wrote a very interesting article in the KM Review, also published on the Knowledge Board called Knowledge Communities in Japan: A Case Study - 10 Mar 2004. The paragraph on anonymity struck me:Another...