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[Marketing: All content] Knowledge management and social transformation - Marketing Magazine: Knowledge management (KM) was often discussed as a form of change theory – a discipline that can revolutionise the way we do business. Today with new technologies and cultures aligned with collaboration Social Business Transformation will be possible and marketers can play their part in the revolution.

[Social Media Today] Where Knowledge Management Has Been and Where It Is Going- Part Three: Collective knowledge is not a new term to knowledge management, but in the past it has been used in an additive sense, as in “all the knowledge an organization has.” I am using it in quite a different sense here, to mean the knowledge that is derived from the confluence of diverse perspectives and data from across an organization and that is brought to bear on important organizational issues. But unlike the hierarchical process of passing everyone’s ideas and data up the chain of command to someone at the top who would then made sense of them, with collective knowledge the sensemaking is done jointly by those who hold those many perspectives and who own the data.

[Catherine's Weblog] Week 10 - Change Management « Catherine's Weblog: One strategy to KM involves actively managing knowledge. An example of this is, individuals try to explicitly encode their knowledge into a shared knowledge archive, this could be a database, as well as retrieving knowledge they need that other individuals have provided to the archive.

[Eric Mack On-Line] Eric Mack On-Line - What most excites me about Knowledge Management: It is this aspect/opportunity of KM that excites me the most.I realize that some of you may not like my use of the term "Knowledge Management," Perhaps you think that it's not possible to manage what's inside of other people's heads. That's true, but I still think KM is an appropriate term and here's why: Since what we know is a critical part of our intellectual value equation, then clearly managing what we know and who we know and how we use that knowledge to make informed decisions has great value.

[Search RSS | FindArticles] Army Knowledge Management: people and processes enabled by ...: KM is, "the art of creating, applying, organizing, and transferring knowledge to facilitate situational understanding and decision making." This is in contrast to the definition of information management: "the science of using procedures and information systems to collect, process, display, store, protect, and disseminate knowledge products, data, and information." Together, these two complementary activities provide knowledge products and services to decision makers.

[Bordeaux & Associates] The Day DoD KM Died: Focus on the practical application where value can be demonstrated and evolve from there”¦you will need resources, commitment, and leadership that demands collaboration and sharing who really support this”¦defer “KM central” which can take on a bureaucratic and diversionary life of its own and look for places in DoD where there are committed early adapter leaders who see that the ability to capture and reuse knowledge very fast can make a measurable difference in operational and business performance and they are willing to resource its success…work outward from there and reflect on what makes this successful so that you can derive some common learnings for effective concepts, strategies, and implementing practices.

[Boston KM Forum] Multi-cultural collaboration: Working in Teams Across Disciplines ...: Sue Newell is the Cammarata Professor of Management, Bentley University, US and a part-time Professor of Information Management at Warwick University, UK.  She has a BSc and PhD from Cardiff University, UK.  Sue is currently the PhD Director at Bentley.  Sue’s research focuses on understanding the relationships between innovation, knowledge and organisational networking (ikon)””primarily from an organisational theory perspective.  She was one of the founding members of ikon, a research centre based at Warwick University.  She has been involved in many of the ikon projects and has recently completed a project titled ”˜The evolution of biomedical knowledge: interactive innovation in the UK and US’.  She is also involved in research which focuses on exploring the implementation and use of packaged information systems, for example to support distributed project work or health records. Her research emphasises a critical, practice-based understanding of the social aspects of innovation, change, knowledge management and inter-firm networked relations.  Sue has published over 80 journal articles in the areas of organization studies, management and information systems, as well as numerous books and book chapters.

[Project Management Tips || Project Management, Collaboration and Knowledge Management Blog] Metrics and Knowledge Management | Project Management Tips ...: Now while implementing a KM  initiative isn’t straightforward, trying to quantify knowledge transfer in a large organization is even more complex. However we all understand that at the end of the day its a numbers game and without the metrics and the dashboards that our senior management have gotten so used to having its difficult to demonstrate success of a KM initiative ( I’m discounting user feedback ).

[SLA] IK_October 08.indd: In addition to the SLA-KM division activities, SLA continues to provide targeted content to its members in the area of knowledge management. One way this is accomplished is via.

[aSriL89] aSriL89 » Blog Archive » Case Knowledge Management Individu: Untuk subkriteria lainnya, “Mengembangkan communities of practice,” contoh yang dilakukan Unilever adalah menyelenggarakan beberapa kelompok tukar-menukar pengalaman. Di antaranya adalah K-Club (acara berbagi pengalaman bisnis dalam bentuk talk show), Group of Learning and Development (forum berbagi di antara karyawan junior), Book Club (berbagi pengetahuan tentang isi buku dilanjutkan diskusi dan kemudian hasil diskusi didokumentasikan ke halaman intranet K-Club), dan Video Cafi (acara diskusi suatu topik yang dipimpin seorang pemandu yang menggunakan video untuk memfasilitasi diskusi).

[KM Edge: Where the best in Knowledge Management come together] Will You Know How to Make Sense of the Future? - KM Edge: Where ...: A few weeks ago, as the stock market bounced along on the bottom, I leavened the gloom by speaking with Chris Meyer, a keynote speaker at APQC's upcoming 2009 knowledge management conference. With a background in economics and innovation, .

[Library clips Comments] Library clips :: Sensemaking, PKM and networks :: May :: 2009: So for me, PKM is a sign of failure of corporate KM. If you get corporate KM correct, you don't need personal knowledge management, as all knowledge management will be collective, giving the individual access to far far more than their .

[Enterprise 2.0 blog] Enterprise 2.0 Blog » Blog Archive » Social Media vs. Knowledge ...: Back in 2002 or so, in a fit of enthusiasm, I created a virtual community for an organization I was part of, using the rather KM-style early SaaS offering, CommunityZero. When a young, Millenial colleague first enthusiastically told me about wikis, I actually resisted briefly, in a sort of passive-aggressive way, because I didn’t believe such a disorganized approach could work.

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