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[Untitled] In January, David Gurteen observed that disruptive knowledge management tools are now originating with consumers, not from enterprise. Despite a proliferation of technological .

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[Library clips] The emergence of Serendipity 2.0 and Innovation 2.0: “This is the old knowledge management conundrum ”” how can you capture and bottle informal, unstructured data? How do you capture serendipity ”” someone runs into a business colleague at an event, and learns that so-and-so is leaving .

[Untitled] How to prevent knowledge attrition « Knowledge Management News ...: FRAMINGHAM, Mass., October 30, 2008 - Leading independent research and advisory firm Manufacturing Insights, an IDC company, today announced the release of a new study, Web 2.0 - The Inflection Point For Knowledge Management. This Manufacturing Insights report addresses issues concerning knowledge attrition caused by the aging and departing workforce;

[Untitled] Certified Knowledge Manager Training , 21 - 25 Apr 2008, Basel ...: Planning, Knowledge Audits and Mapping, Change Management Planning, KMSciences, Business Taxonomies, Social Nets, Learning Theory, Complex AdaptiveSystems, KM Metrics, Storytelling, Communities, Knowledge Repositories,Benchmarking, Collaborative Technologies, Personal KM, Knowledge MappingMethodology, KM Initiative Planning & Management, KM Investment Analysis(ROI), Intellectual Capital, Innovation Techniques, Disruptive Technologies, KMPerformance Measurement, KM Case Studies &

[Untitled] Dissident: Knowledge Management (KM) and Social Computing - are ...: In my mind there's a formality to KM that isn't reflected in social computing, which is based more around information than knowledge, and consists of sharing rather than management. You're absolutely right about the librarian role though - there is so much data and information flowing around these networks, it's crying out for someone to steward it on a broader platform and harness the knowledge it contains.

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