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 [Gurteen Knowledge] Is KM Dead? Larry Prusak, Dave Snowden, Patrick Lambe: Patrick Lambe recently interviewed Dave Snowden and Larry Prusak in Kuala Lumpur on the topic "Is Knowledge Management Dead?”. A great conversation and I think a "must watch" for all KMers.

 [Green Chameleon] Blog>> Dead KM Walking: After a fascinating, robust and sometimes sharp discussion with Larry Prusak and Dave Snowden a couple of days ago in Kuala Lumpur on the topic “Is Knowledge Management Dead?” I have come to the conclusion that I am a Lumper and they are Splitters, when it comes to the utility of the over-arching label of knowledge management.

[Robert Jackson, Managing Editor, Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog, - Justia blawgsearch.com] Is Knowledge Management Dead?: Some of that discussion has sprung from an interview by Patrick Lambe of Larry Prusack and Dave Snowden. Here is the video of the interview.

 [sensex,nifty,market] Knowledge Management: Nonaka and Takeuchi (1995) [2] argued that a successful KM program needs, on the one hand, to convert internalized tacit knowledge into explicit codified knowledge in order to share it, but, on the other hand, it also must permit individuals and groups to internalize and make personally meaningful codified knowledge they have retrieved from the KM system.

 [Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] Integrating KM in Business Processes, Prusak on Knowledge, KMWorld ...: And companies on our list simply must emphasize an abiding determination to serve their most important constituency: their customers. They must also show agile innovation combined with a full understanding of the forces that affect, and will affect, their customers.

 [McGee's Musings] Prusak on Knowledge, Community, and Dunbar’s Number: To IBM’s great disappointment, Larry isn’t keen on document management as a path to better knowledge and he’s pretty skeptical about the value of technology tools to nurture communities. I think he finds much of the money poured into formal knowledge management systems wasted.

 [YeniDers.com] Bloglar ve RSS Beslemeleri: (Blog is both a noun and a verb.) I’ve blogged for 18 months, and I’m convinced that blogs are destined to become a powerful, dirt-cheap tool for e-learning and knowledge management.” Jay Cross, Learning Circuits, April 2002

 [Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] Certification and Accreditation, Knowledge and Leadership, MAKE ...: The Ferryman - Visit the knowledge river for conversations on innovation and knowledge management - by Barry Hardy. Knowledge and Leadership.

 [Uncommon Knowledge] 44 essential knowledge management sites and blogs.: - This blog is an eclectic mix of thinking about the human condition as well as knowledge management. There’sa good mix of knowledge management, wisdom and just general stuff about life.

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