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The Knowledge Management and Storytelling Blog Front Page About Yigal Chamish You can find me also here ← The stories of Africa: Chris Abani on TED.com 483700 ???? ??? → rarr; A Story on an Executive, Management and Knowledge August 16, 2009 · 1 Comment Few days ago I came across Matt Simpson ’s story on “The manager who thought he could create a community” . It is a kind of stories that you often face during work with organizations and executives.

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Reflections on Knowledge Management and Organizational Innovation A professonal diary of learning and reflection on knowledge management and what Im calling organizational innovation (differentiated from product/service innovation). Tuesday, March 13, 2007 Facilitation - At The Root of it All Ive been thinking about the concept of "knowledge-conscious managers" for a while, though I dont recall exactly what triggered the line of thinking. It could be an article I read on the Mospos blog titled The 18 commandments of Knowledge-conscious

Reflections on Knowledge Management and Organizational Innovation A professonal diary of learning and reflection on knowledge management and what Im calling organizational innovation (differentiated from product/service innovation). Monday, May 28, 2007 Linking Facilitation and Experiential Learning A colleague of mine recently attended a facilitation course I suggested to her, held by Institute of Cultural Affairs ( ICA ) Associates. In the workshop, which is built on a foundation ICA calls the Focused Conversation Method , facilitators

Reflections on Knowledge Management and Organizational Innovation A professonal diary of learning and reflection on knowledge management and what Im calling organizational innovation (differentiated from product/service innovation). Wednesday, December 05, 2007 Community of Practice Leadership In my previous post, I mentioned new management principles suggested in Gary Hamels book The Future of Management: variety, diversity, experimentation, depoliticizing / depolarization of decision making resource allocation flexibility through a market model enabling activism

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If you are around you may want to join use for a coffee and a conversation on communities on Monday, October 5th, 10-11:30 at Novay (if you are coming, please let me know since I’ll have to pick you up at the reception). Tags: Events Knowledge managemen Nancy White is one of the people I turn to when looking for an expertise on online communities: she is well grounded in theory, but, most important, she mastered the art and craft of facilitating communities in practice. The good thing is that a lot of it is now documented in a book Digital Habitats: stewarding technology

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All of this got me thinking about how on-target we are in the way we exchange knowledge, good practices, worst practices and stories.  Despite our best efforts, do people sometimes miss the mark when it comes to knowledge exchange?  As knowledge professionals, we work hard to use processes and social technologies to bring people together collaboratively.  Urinals.  Do you spend much time looking at them?