Posted by Patrick Lambe on 26/10/09 at 01: 32 PM | Categories: Ignorance Management , Information & Records Management , KM Critiqued | Permalink 5 Comments so far Bill Proudfit The division between Content Management, Information Management, Knowledge Management, Library Science and Records Management is more imaginary than real. Try it. MORE >>

If we share knowledge then we can understand information.&# “Aside from being linked to a particular period of systems thinking approaches, which we are hopefully moving on from, its very culturally specific. Posted on February 09, 2010 at 05:24 PM | Comment permalink John Tropea Great comprehensive review and insight thx Patrick. MORE >>

An over-reliance on the culture of individualism & attitude of “every man for himself” It is a challenge to collaborate effectively, when many of our current organizational models still reward individual rather than group performance. So, while there are exceptions to every rule, an open organization seems best for adaptive projects. MORE >>

Cheers, Awie Posted on July 08, 2006 at 11:53 AM | Comment permalink Patrick Thanks for giving this so much attention Awie Maybe I should clarify my point on the 5 examples where examining motive seems non-useful. I’d better go read Reiss Posted on July 10, 2006 at 10:32 AM | Comment permalink Awie Foong Thanks for the response Patrick. MORE >>

Posted by Patrick Lambe on 15/04/08 at 02: 45 PM | Categories: Expertise , KM Applied , KM Critiqued | Permalink 12 Comments so far Luke Naismith Thanks Patrick - I was actually half way through writing a blog post myself on wisdom management. am intrigued by the wisdom research grants on defining wisdom, however, so I will keep an open mind. MORE >>