Yesterday’s #kmers chat focused on the topic Retaining the Knowledge of People Leaving your Organization. Quite a bit of discussion around the topic, including questions about whether you should try to capture knowledge from those leaving, how you should do it, etc. etc. Personally, I agree with V Mary Abraham (@vmaryabraham) when she says: Ideally, [...]
Also tagged 2.0, Books, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Work, Mastery, Work“Keep me in the loop.” This all too common expression is – or should be – the bane of anyone trying to implement, or just use, a social media approach to collaboration and communication. What it really means is… “I want to know what’s going on with your project, but I don’t care enough to [...]
Also tagged 2.0, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Work, Social Media, WorkLiteracyI love the Matrix movies. All three of them. (Four if you count Animatrix.) As someone interested in learning and knowledge management, I find the whole idea of being able to simply download knowledge and really, truly learn how to do something very cool. Need to know how to fly a helicopter off a roof and [...]
Also tagged Knowledge Management, Knowledge Work, learning, Mastery, MoviesToday marks the 10-year anniversary of my discharge (honorable, in case you’re wondering) from active duty as a US Army officer. It was while serving in the Army, both on active duty and later in the Army Reserves, that I was first exposed to and practiced knowledge management so it seemed fitting that I mark [...]
Also tagged Knowledge Management, WorkIn a post earlier today, Jack Vinson reflects on six years of his blog Knowledge Jolt. Jack was one of the first bloggers I ever followed and was one of the reasons I first started blogging, also nearly six years ago in June 2003. I’ve had a bit of a blogging-block of late (I blame [...]
Also tagged Blogging, Knowledge Management, Knowledge WorkI, along with several others, was interviewed last summer by Lilia Efimova concerning my experiences as a Knowledge Management blogger using the blog as a networking tool. (The interview came about from my blog No Straight Lines, which started out as a KM blog). You can see a summary of my interview here. The short [...]
Also tagged Blogging, Mathemagenic, SocialNetworking
