Tags: KM Knowledge Managemen This one from Lotus does a surprisingly good job.  Not perfect, but not at all bad… Thanks to Geoff Parcell for spotting it. ...Tags:

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On the Knowledge Management for Development a discussion took place about 'knowlege products' to which I posted a remark about the importance of striving for a balance between connecting and collecting. I'm convinced this balance is very important to get right. I was too lazy to search for documents where I picked it up, but Stan Garfield read my question and was so kind to make it into the Knowledge Management Question of the Week . I forgot where I read about it, but since then it the concepts have stuck with me.

Knowledge Management for Social Innovation A blog about Communities of Practice and web based approaches to leading change through better use of knowledge. « Communities of Practice: Lessons from Latin America | Main | OPEN INVITATION: GLOBAL JAM ONLINE COMMUNTIES FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION » Virtual Communities: At What Price? How much does a virtual community cost? But all must be attended to. • “Landscaping” the site • Facilitating community activity • Moderating discussions and events • Managing

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picture: Mariette Heres In the Broker you can find an article called Aid is a knowledge industry in which Mariette Heres argues that " although NGOs are taking more interest in knowledge management, they have so far failed to recognize that they are part of a knowledge industry, of which the delivery of goods and services is only a part." I think it is interesting to put up such a statement, which makes people think. Unfortunately she does not define what a knowledge industry is, which makes the argumentation weaker. And there is no definition to be found on wikipedia.

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Tags: knowledge managemen Via Bieslog I found nownow by Amazon. You can ask any question and it will be answered by 3 people who are good in searching the web. The last question was: What religion are the ethiopians who are currently fighting with the somalians? And part of the answer: Ethiopia is a predominately Coptic Christian nation

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