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http://drphelps.wordpress.com/2008/02/08/what-i-think-knowledge-management-is/ [Knowledge Management (whatever it is)] As I read the various blog entries and listen to the information that we get in all the classes that we are taking I see a key use for knowledge management - since making.  A lot of the times we hear information and we do not process it.  I believe that km helps the individual grasp aspects of the knowledge that they have or can obtain in day to day situations.  For example, in a meeting you would have someone who writes down the notes, questions, decision, and highlights of the meeting.  With this information you can now understand how productive the meeting was, wheiter it went off topic, was there something raised that interests you (or the organization), and so forth.  All KM is to me is a network of transfering and processing information from various sources to a particular source where it could easily be found and managed.   

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ELSUA ~ A KM Blog by Luis Suarez[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog by Luis Suarez] 20 Knowledge Management Blogs I’m Currently Enjoying: To me, that would be the entire 200 KM blogs I am subscribed to right now and that I follow on a regular basis. What this list is, actually, is a whole bunch of folks who have grabbed my interest the most just recently and I will be adding a single line per blog detailing what may be of interest to you, so that you would have the opportunity to check them out further, if you wish to.

http://michellelaurie.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/stories-just-for-kids/ [Michelle Laurie rants and raves] Stories - just for kids?: In 2006 I attended a knowledge management workshop in Brighton where we were asked to define KM. The response by a Swiss practitioner has stuck with me.

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Planet KM[Planet KM] Dave Pollard: Business Innovation: Principles of Knowledge ...: I've written a lot about Knowledge Management (KM), and recently especially about a revolutionary bottom-up approach called Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). The recommendations in my articles for instituting KM or PKM in your .

Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes ~ Edu-RSS Edubloggershttp://www.downes.ca/cgi-bin/edurss02.cgi?rd=238802 [Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes ~ Edu-RSS Edubloggers] Organising Knowledge (book review): I used to feel dizzy when taxonomies and knowledge management (KM) were mentioned in the same sentence. And I tried to understand why my feelings were so biased.

jeff hester.nethttp://www.jeffhester.net/archives/2006/07/tagging_and_the.php [jeff hester.net] Tagging and the Average Joe: And on top of that, my vocation (and avocation) make me passionate about knowledge management. One of the early concepts incorporated into most knowledge management systems in the 90s was that of a taxonomy for knowledge.

http://www.fisherwoolf.co.uk/?p=135 [FisherWoolf Consulting] Glossary of Online Interaction: Knowledge Management - “Knowledge Management caters to the critical issues of organizational adaption, survival and competence in face of increasingly discontinuous environmental change”¦. Essentially, it embodies organizational .

ELSUA ~ A KM Blog[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog] The Future of Social Media: I mean, I remember the day when I was wondering why there were so few KM webloggers out there on the Internet and over time I have been finding both my place and other people’s places and I have grown now to a comfortable blogroll of over 60 fellow KM webloggers and the list keeps growing. It all depends on how much you look and, more importantly, how much you engage with other folks to take part of the different conversations taking place.

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