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  Andrew McAfee: From Samuel: But doesn’t KM research show KPI’s hurt knowledge sharing? Would measuring E2.0 contribution do the same?

 [All Life Is Problem Solving] KM 2.0 and Knowledge Management: Part Ten: Of course, in previous discussions involving Andy and Tom, Andy had emphasized that, “the ultimate value of E2.0 initiatives consists of greater responsiveness, better ‘knowledge capture and sharing,’ and more effective ‘collective intelligence,’” and this can easily be interpreted as a claim that use of E2.0 software leads to enhanced knowledge processing in organizations, which is a basic rationale for KM.

 [Anthony Bradley] Twitter and Knowledge Management: Synergy or Oxymoron?: I have not seen the value add of Twitter in my needs for information dissemination (I’m not saying it won’t ever happen - see below) but so far it does not fill some gaping need. Likewise, I am always looking for improved means of acquiring good information (measured as getting the most quality info in my head with the least overhead cost).

 [Bits or pieces?] Bits or pieces?: Head Conference: Jon Husband pointed me to an interesting post translating the thoughts of Mario Tronti on the politics of work. While I found a lot to agree with, for instan...

 [All Life Is Problem Solving] KM 2.0 and Knowledge Management: Part Sixteen: Where Mark Frydenberg sheds a lot less light, is in the area of the presentation dealing with KM and its relationship to Web 2.0. First, Mark doesn’t provide a definition of KM but does provide a slide entitled “Web 2.0 and Knowledge Management” that appears intended to relate the two.

 [RSSMixer.com - Recent Mixes] E2.0 on RSS Mixer: I've just read a post by the inimitable Silicon Valley insider Sarah Lacy in which she derides the prospects for Enterprise 2.0 companies. The theme of her post is that most of the Enterprise 2.0 companies she sees are "me too" .

 [The FASTForward Blog] The FASTForward Blog » Are Enterprise 2.0 Applications Prices ...: By way of example, TeamPage has always had facilities for blogs, wikis, discussion, document management, tagging and search. We recently added moderation, wiki page name management, and user profiles.

 [All Life Is Problem Solving] KM 2.0 and Knowledge Management: Part Eleven: This makes clear the point of view that “Enterprise 2.0” is a broader notion than “KM 2.0,” but also that McAfee’s definition of E 2.0, doesn’t really define the idea in a way that goes beyond the IT area to the underlying more fundamental characteristics of the new form of enterprise suggested by the term “Enterprise 2.0.” Oscar goes on to indicate that he sees the introduction of E 2.0 tools as a way of changing attitudes and behaviors, but he doesn’t specify how these things would be changed in such a way that a characteristic “E 2.0” pattern going beyond IT changes would be defined and specified. That is, while calling for a broader E 2.0 than was specified by McAfee’s defintion, Oscar Berg doesn’t really define it in this post.

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