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[The most recent Software Reviews from VNU Business Publications] Blow your mind: the lessons of knowledge management - Information ...: When it comes to re-use, people are likely to re-use somethingfrom someone else when they have seen their face. Of course, in a distributedorganisation, this isn’t always practical, but trust, according to Datta, is“transitive”: if someone you trust recommends someone else, then your trust inthe new person is higher than it would otherwise be.

[Knowledge Rocks!] Defining KM: The deliberate and systematic coordination of an organization’s people, technology, processes, and organizational structure in order to add value through reuse and innovation. This value is achieved through the feeding of valuable lessons learned and best practices into corporate memory in order to foster continued organizational learning.

[Fredzimny's CCCCC Blog] Innovation, knowledge management and a sound business case: ... missing element in the knowledge management approaches that are commonly deployed”. My last posts concern innovation. Let’s make it clear that for me innovations emerge more and more from reuse, recombination or creation of data. ...

[Randy_BloG] Randy_BloG » Blog Archive » Kasus Individu KM - HOnda: Organizations aspiring to manage their firm’s knowledge base and develop the necessary information technology infrastructure capabilities need to understand their current approach to information politics. The politics of information in your organization (the library and information service and/or its host organization) might negate the value of attempting knowledge management practices and suggest a rethinking of the organization’s approach to information management as a necessary first step.

[Simple Complexity] Is Your Organization Learning Faster Than Your Competitors?: KM & British Petroleum, SAIC, SAIC Website, Retrieved on 09/19/2007 ↩; Prusak, Where did knowledge management come from?, IBM Systems Journal, Vol 40, No 4, 2001 ↩

[MindTree Blogs] Innovation, Knowledge Sharing, Collaboration, and Reuse | MindTree ...: Prior to assuming the role of CKO, Raj was heading the offshore delivery of all US engagements for MindTree's IT Services business, overseeing large scale business solutions for key Fortune 500 customers and technology startups alike. Prior to MindTree, Raj held senior management and technical positions in US-based firms, such as SHL Systemhouse (now EDS), ThoughtWorks, and Air Products & Chemicals.

[Fredzimny's CCCCC Blog] Social Media vs. Knowledge Management: Is it a Generational War?: Neither set of ideas is due to X’ers in any significant degree. Due to its small size (in the US, there are 78 million Boomers, about 51 million Gen X’ers and about 80 million Millenials) and its fundamentally pragmatic, as opposed to visionary/world-changing mindset, Gen X is the crucial swing vote in this culture war ”” we don’t have either the personalities or the numbers to dictate how the world should be run, but we are smart enough and numerous enough to make a difference by picking a side.

[Kathy Harris] Musings on Innovation, Knowledge Management and Social Software: The technology that has supported KM in the past decade is focused on capturing knowledge into a “usable” form, which usually meant extracting information, converting it into structured formats or records and storing it as searchable content - in fact, content management really is the core of any KM efforts for most organizations. Beyond this effort to capture knowledge, collaboration software has enhanced KM by allowing people to connect and directly share their knowledge.

[Database Solutions] Implementation of Knowledge Management | Database Solutions: One should understand that knowledge management needs lot of resources and every strategy can not be suitable for every enterprise. There have been projects which ended up to failure because of not having an exact strategic recipe or using a particular strategy while at the same time another firm uses the same strategy and succeed in their goal.

[KM Edge: Where the best in Knowledge Management come together] Five Ways KM Supports Innovation: But let'snot forget innovation. I think we can leverage knowledge management to make usmore efficient now while, at the same time, setting the stage forinnovation when the economy rebounds.

[HarvardBusiness.org] When Knowledge Management Hurts - Freek Vermeulen ...: Well, most of the KMs would know the documents that they maintain they spend most of their time either hunting or understanding the reports that they maintain in those electronic repositories. Again we are trained not only to completely understand what the other person is looking for but also to grill him in a way that their way of thinking matches up.

[NASSCOM EMERGE Blog - An Initiative by the NASSCOM EMERGE Forum] Finalists for the NASSCOM Innovation Awards 2007 announced ...: MindTree’s innovation is its Knowledge Management ecosystem, which holistically takes into view the entire lifecycle of knowledge including knowledge creation and innovation, collaboration and knowledge sharing, and reuse.  It further stresses the importance of an emergent, social, and participative approach to knowledge management.  Both human and technology elements are taken into account and socio-technical solutions have been deployed. There is a dedicated KM Function in MindTree which aims to “establish systems, processes, and culture” to help the company build its Intellectual Capital.

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