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[KM Edge: Where the best in Knowledge Management come together] Doing KM in Japan: Spending the last week in Japan discussing the value of knowledgemanagement with a client firm has given me the opportunity to revisit manyJapanese ideas about KM, including the SECI model of knowledge sharingdeveloped by Nonaka, Takeuchi, Konno, and Toyama.At a conceptual level, SECI--which stands for socialization (tacit-tacit),externalization (tacit-explicit), combination(explicit-explicit), and internalization(explicit-tacit)--is a simple but elegant way to describe the flow of knowledgealong the tacit-explicit continuum. When so many KM programs (sadly) are stillemphasizing or focusing only on knowledge externalization through contentcreation and storage, the SECI framework exposes missed opportunities andmethods for real organizational learning.

[Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] Finding a KM Job, Putting Ideas to Work, GE SupportCentral, SLA ...: The Knowledge Management (KM) Certificate Programs, an exclusive benefit of membership to SLA members, consists of three different levels of curriculum, enabling information professionals and other knowledge workers to choose courses based on their specific function within their organizations. In the program, SLA members can earn a certificate in knowledge management, a certificate in knowledge services, or a dual certificate combining the two.

 [brightspyre Jobs] National UNV Volunteer Disaster Risk Management Coordinators: These interventions are strategically important, since they would directly and immediately contribute to reduction of disaster risks through local institutional and capacity development in selected high risk districts. Given the short time available for implementation of this intervention, and to ensure effective use of available resources, interventions will be implemented in the districts of Badin, Thatta, Quetta and Kech in the provinces of Sindh and Balochistan respectively.

 [Confessions of a technophile] Of SOA and knowledge management: As for Knowledge Management (KM), libraries should be glad that they are already dealing with this for the longest time ever. In fact, the development of KM has thrown the work that librarians do into the limelight since it largely involves concepts like classification and taxonomies, and information organization and access.

[KM Edge: Where the best in Knowledge Management come together] Combining KM and Six Sigma for Maximum Benefit: In these discussions, I surfaced APQC's many years of research on Six Sigma, and I was reminded that many of the knowledge management methods and strategies we use today have roots in Six Sigma. I'd like to hear from you about your own experiences, but I thought I'd take this opportunity to describe some of the guiding principles learned from exploring the synergies of KM and Six Sigma.

[Boss Advice] Managing Intangible Assets with Knowledge Scorecard: The number of professional and academic journals that has been dedicated to KM is a manifestation of this development. In reality, a significant number of established companies have dedicated a lot of their resources to KM, often as a component of their “Human Resource Management”

 [efreshers.com - Freshers Jobs, Sample Papers, Careers India] Deloitte Recruits Freshers: The Knowledge Management (KM) team supports the efficient exchange of knowledge, insight, and intellectual property across the Deloitte US Firms with processes, resources, and technology-based solutions to swiftly and accurately connect .

[vocabcontrol] Dead KM Walking: There’s far more in it than I can do justice to here, but I was struck by two core questions - what is the future for “knowledge management” as a field or practice in itself and what is the future for the phrase “knowledge management”?

 [Dr Fuzzy's Weblog] KM Mentoring, Episode 1:   To close this first episode, I had a conversation yesterday with a former DoD SESer, who observed that with computing, the Pentagon moved the job of information management from secretaries to individuals – and the results were less than satisfactory with regards to storing and retrieving information.  This observation is critical, as we did believe at one point (or at least behaved as if we did) that staff assistants shuffling and filing papers could be replaced by information technology alone.  The system of papers and filing cabinets included the knowledge of the secretarial profession, which was not reproduced by giving everyone a word processor and email.  The need for effective knowledge management is obvious to all, but the implications remain murky for most organizations.

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 [Flavianevelynocb's Weblog] Line story not counting Iraq, to some extent 35: The Iraq Financial Presidency Knowledge Light(FMIS) is online, let alone 41 relating to the 54 units favor the The administration with respect to Bankroll unexplained in imminence the mode of procedure.

 [Cognitive Edge] The controlling knol: A wildly enthusiastic blog from Ron Young in favour of knols (Today, I claim that knowledge management has taken a great step forward towards a more inclusive discipline) brought me back to Google's latest venture and an interesting .

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