In a great post, Metadata for the masses (via Many-to-Many), Peter Merholz advocates free tagging of documents as opposed to choosing tags from inflexible top-down classification systems, which often force users to view the world in potentially unfamiliar ways. I...
I found this quote from motivational speaker Susan RoAne in Guy Kawazaki's latest book, "The Art of the Start": It's not what you know or who you know, but who knows you I wish more CXOs and less pornographers knew...
Heard at the KM Forum two days ago from a KM consultant: Teams should not make recommendations to the management but propose alternativesWrong. In the knowledge economy, teams are expected to be opinionated and make strong recommendations to the management,...
"If only we knew what we know…" When top managers become concerned by their lack of visibility of the company’s collective knowledge, they start a «corporate yellow pages» project to improve the online corporate directory, which usually only gives business...
Ron from Prism Legal writes knowledge management is in choppy waters (...) however, I do not think KM is in any fundamental danger. But we may be in a period of consolidation and more realistic expectations. For almost two years...
I made a big mistake this morning. I was asked by my boss to present the progress of knowledge networking initiatives to senior VPs of my company (some of which I am involved in as a project member or advisor),...
Wew! I just published the first two chapters of the book I am writing. They're on a new dedicated site bearing the title of the book "Le prix de la confiance", which could be translated by "In search of trust"...