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[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez] How to Get in Touch for the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin - Join the ...: As you would be able to see, plenty of choices and opportunities to get a flavour of what the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin would be like, but I can certainly tell you one thing, not matter how much great content gets shared across the board, what would be the killer event or happening for me would eventually be the usual suspect, the networking with fellow colleagues (Did you know that almost my entire team is going to be there! As well as some of the most well known IBM Social Software evangelists who I have the great pleasure of hanging out with for the last few years?), as well as social media consultants, some of the other players in the field, amongst many other thought leaders in the space of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0.

 [lawyerkm] All My Clients Come From Twitter | Knowledge Management: Twitter shouldn’t be seen as a billboard on which lawyers declare their ability to trounce insurance companies and win large settlements for injured clients.  It should be a way for lawyers to engage in conversations and form relationships, which may lead to trust, confidence, and maybe — just maybe —

[Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] KM Leader Job Description, Selling KM Face to Face, Dead KM ...: CK2C is a US Agency for International Development project to strengthen knowledge sharing and learning in natural resources management. We have compiled the resources on this site from the US Agency for International Development and other sources as a one-stop manual for starting, maintaining and closing down online communities.

[Harold Jarche] The social aspect of bookmarks: I think that social bookmarks and RSS aggregators are the two basic tools for using the Web for personal knowledge management. For those with limited social media experience, I usually suggest these two tools to get the hang of .

 [Diary of a post graduate] Bibliography for blog-based research: I’m glad it inspired you to do one of your own and I’m going through it at the moment. Good luck with your research - do let me know when you publish something or if you would like me to take a look at it.

[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez] Trip to London to Present at Web 2.0: Practical Applications for ...: I am also here in London, because for the first time in a couple of years I have now finally managed to be able to make it to one of those Web 2.0 related events I always wanted to attend, but never quite managed to make it. Till this year…

 [Diary of a post graduate] Annotated Bibliography A to B: Each stands in its own right, and generates its own distinctive approach to the analysis of social life.  The authors provide extensive reviews of the four paradigms, tracing the evolution and inter-relationships between the various sociological schools of thought within each. They then proceed to relate theories of organisation to this wider background.  This book covers a great range of intellectual territory.

 [LawyerKM] The Right Tool for the Job | Knowledge Management: Sometimes it’s hard to figure out which tool to use.  Email is so popular that it has become the default.  This is because people are self-centered (present company not excluded).  Many people think that their emails are read as soon as they click “send,” irrespective of the time of day or night or other circumstances.  In fairness to the self-centered senders, however, we’ve brought this expectation upon ourselves by immediately responding to email at all hours.  (Do you keep your BlackBerry on your nightstand?)

[Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] Leadership Maxims, Avoiding a CoP Mid-Life Crisis, Library Clips ...: Intranet Strategies - Intranets can have a great impact on knowledge management, particularly in the fields of information collection, collaboration and communication, and task completion. Following the necessary approach, this tool can substantially increase the likelihood of an effective, useful system within an organization.

[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez] Giving up on Work e-mail - Status Report on Week 24 (Six Months On!): As you would be able to see, there seems to be a trend changing over here, because for the first time in a long while the number of e-mails has decreased substantially on the first three days of the week, while it peeked really high on Thursday & Friday last week, which means that I would need to look into it more carefully and see how the different patterns may well change or adapt over the next couple of weeks, specially if you look into the last two days where there has been a massive increase compared to previous weeks!

[Weekly Knowledge Management blog by Stan Garfield] Search Questions, Issues in Selling, Knowledge Strategy, Web ...: Rob Cross, in his work on social networks, has written widely about “how work really gets done in organizations.” In trying to sell and influence KM and other related change, his research on mapping energy levels in social networks is relevant. His work concluded that position in the energy network is four times the predictor of performance as compared to expertise, use of informational networks and/or use of impersonal sources such as databases.

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