Abstract: Yesterday I keynoted at iCKM in Columbus Ohio on “Accountability, Professionalism and Performance in Knowledge Management”. I drew a fairly bleak conclusion on all three elements as they are inextricably linked: Accountability – there is none Professionalism – we don’t know what it means Performance – we don’t
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Books, articles, and press releases relevant to Knowledge Management education and the KM career path
Knowledge Stewardship Commandments
Abstract: If knowledge is power, then stewardship is responsibility. Over the years, I’ve seen that the difference between KM that works and KM that fails often comes down to the “rules of the game.” Here are 10 “commandments” I’ve seen drive real KM success:…
Knowledge intermediaries enable and support knowledge sharing and reuse activities
Abstract: Effectively collecting, sharing and cultivating experience-based knowledge in work organisations is demanding. As the challenges are getting more intensive, there is a need for dedicated personnel who are able to steer, enable and support knowledge sharing activities. In the knowledge management literature, these types of individuals may be characterised as knowledge intermediaries.
Who’s leading knowledge functions in large law firms
Abstract: Following on from our November 2019 Knowledge Leaders conference, this Briefing report explores exactly who is leading knowledge management (KM) functions in large law firms in 2020, what their priorities are and where firms are positioning them. Our data encompasses 122 law firms, with revenues from £18.5m up to £1.9bn, clearly covering a
Knowledge Jobs Classification System
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