From Cyril Connolly ... Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self. - New Statesman 1933 Makes me fell better. Well, sort of. [thanks Piers]...
I realized a few weeks ago that as soon as you adopt a publish-subscribe model for information feeds, the Information Management model for a "knowledge cell" (individual or community) becomes very simple. The process goes like this: 1- The "knowledge...
I am currently reading From Knowledge to Intelligence of Helen N. Rothberg and G. Scott Erickson. The intent of the book is to explore a common framework for competitive intelligence and knowledge management. I jumped on it because I believe...
From Elmina The weblog, or blog, is a webpage on which the author publishes pieces with the intention to start conversationExactly. [Harper's Small World]...
Reflecting later upon the Personal KM workshop at KM Europe, maybe the transportation industry could be a good metaphor for KM. In the early days of the industrial revolution, the railway was the only industrial transportation system, and of course,...
KM Europe this year was not very busy, and the atmosphere was rather relaxed(left). I found the trade show itself somewhat disappointing. There was nothing really new since last year, with the exception of Google, and a short conversation...
Many people as for the "business model" behind blogging or behind whatever social activity on the web. It seems like such a waste of time! I just read a partial answer from BloggerCon News (impossible name in France!)I myself have...
Today was a great day for CoP-1 the community of corporate knowledge officers I co-founded two years ago in Paris when I came back from the US. Twenty community members and twenty guests, most of them senior executives from big...
From Peter Drucker:Ninety percent of what we call 'management' consists of making it difficult for people to get things done...