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No Straight Lines / Technology makes it easy to remember,' the trick is learning how to forget

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Reading Steven Johnson ’s book Mind Wide Open over Thanksgiving. Just over a year ago, I wrote the following: My early days in Knowledge Management included a lot of time developing, deploying, and getting people to use “knowledge repositories.&# (At least trying to get people to use them.) December 2003. April 2004.

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The information processing view of humanity

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Books and Reports. Executive Forum ) for his own sake, making his blog a repository for personal reference, by the by creating something that others can find useful. Books by Ross Dawson (Incl. Living Networks book (6). December 2003 (1). November 2003 (2). October 2003 (1). July 2003 (1).

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Watching Me Blog

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I started blogging in September 2003, and since then I have written almost three thousand posts. From e-newsletters and magazine to business books and RSS feeds, I'm constantly consuming reading, watching and listening to content. business book. Blogs are one of the most valuable marketing tools ever created. I believe that.

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From Shared Databases to Communities of Practice: A Taxonomy of Collaboratories

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2003; Stokols, Harvey, Gress, Fuqua, & Phillips, 2005). Additional information on this project and extended case studies will be published in a forthcoming book, Science on the Internet (Olson, Zimmerman, & Bos, 2007). Universities often guard their intellectual property and funding in ways that hinder multi-site collaboration.

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PKM and the Organization - Pollard

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It will be published later this year as a chapter in a compendium book on emerging trends in KM. mechanisms that pull employees shareable content into a central searchable archive copy, to obviate the need for submitting knowledge to central repositories. Automatic knowledge harvesting.