Beyond knowledge management to better management
A constructive conversation is one that leads to greater understanding. While blogging sometimes feels like a solitary activity, occasionally readers pay a writer the compliment of commenting on her work. Then the conversation begins. When the participants in that conversation are good-natured and well-intended, that conversation can become a constructive one that leads to greater... Continue Reading →
James Robertson is Managing Director of Step Two Designs and author of Award Winning Mobile Intranets. The purpose of the Intranet Innovation Awards is to share the best new ideas (so the rest of us can steal them!). The 2012 winners presenting in today's session are Paige Rhodes, Quality Manager, Weston Solutions; Craig Stoll, IT... Continue Reading →
Carmen Porco is a technology strategist at IBM, formerly at Prescient. He reports on a receent Social Intranet Study involving 1400 participants worldwide (sponsored by IABC). [These are my notes from the KMWorld 2012 Conference. Since I'm publishing them as soon as possible after the end of a session, they may contain the occasional typographical... Continue Reading →
Love it or hate it, you can't ignore SharePoint. Thanks to the might of Microsoft, SharePoint has become part of the technology and knowledge management conversation at law firms all over the world. While not every law firm has deployed it, most I've talked to are thinking about it. Unfortunately, all that thinking is giving... Continue Reading →
What are people searching for and where are they looking? That's the question asked and answered in a thought-provoking article in the March 2008 issue of KMWorld. While working with an admittedly small sample, the survey yielded some interesting findings:- 62% of respondents said that they first search the Internet before searching more specialized resources... Continue Reading →
Above and Beyond KM 