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- Envisioning the Enterprise of the Future at KMWorld 2009 3:04pm Nov 5
- Speak at APQC's Next KM Conference 12:35pm Nov 3
- How to Communicate About Innovation 1:33pm Oct 20
On Thursday November 19, I will be joining a KMWorld 2009 conference panel to share thoughts on "Envisioning the Enterprise of the Future." My goal will be to identify the driving forces shaping the knowledge-based organization of the future...
APQC's 2010 knowledge management conference is taking place April 29-30 at the Houstonian Hotel, Club & Spa in Houston. At this event, we will continue our 15-year tradition of having the best KM practitioners tell their stories about the creative use and measurable impact of KM around the world...
Please join us for our next knowledge management community call, at which APQC Senior Program Manager Marisa Brown will discuss how leading companies are using stories and images to communicate with senior leadership about innovation....
About a year ago in this very blog, I extolled the enjoyment I got from attending the annual KMWorld conference, meeting new folks and catching up with old friends. I say now, as I did then, that Jane and Hugh (if you're reading this, you already know who they are) put on a great conference...
Whether you're telling a joke or changing lanes, context is everything. Web 3.0, also known as the semantic Web or the rise of the intelligent machine, has been in the buzz for a while, but is now getting enough traction that you might want to check it out...
Please join us for APQC's next knowledge management community call featuring guest facilitator Malcolm Dowden, environmental and property law consultant for LexisNexis...
One of the most satisfying aspects of this thing we call "knowledge management" is building something of value for our clients and colleagues. This was the case as we recently completed our second Advanced Working Group (or AWG, as we like to refer to it) on the subject of the future of knowledge...
I learned a few things when I was in graduate school studying cognitive and experimental psychology that have proven useful to me when I'm trying to send a message that will stick, either in a presentation or a blog. Knowing about human beings' limited short-term memory and attention comes in ...
I'm happy to report that, although the recession may have hit bottom and the economy is still shaky, you couldn't tell that by the number of people and transactions going on at the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con. For the third (or fourth, I can't remember) year in a row, the Con sold out...
Last month, APQC surveyed its KM audience about ways to sustain and enhance communities of practice. The response was great, and now we'd like to share some of the results with you...
Why and how to measure the impact of knowledge management are questions that never go away. A savvy reporter called me about this the other day. She said that she keeps hearing that people don't know how to measure KM...
"Flirting with Disaster: Why Accidents Are Rarely Accidental," by Marc S...
I continue to ponder what the emerging business models for sharing content on the Web might mean for knowledge management. ...
Okay, so maybe this topic hasn't quite risen to the level of a myth, but it certainly has been an interesting one to research. What is it, you say...
Please join us for APQC's next knowledge management community call featuring a presentation from Kevin Hans, manager of knowledge management for the American Red Cross...
