One of the Forum’s members (who’s now left in high dudgeon) was testifying to the utility of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) in KM, which met with a notable lack of sympathy and a reading list from Dave Snowden on why NLP is a pseudoscience. There was a bit of a spat on the actKM forum over the past week or so. out of 10. MORE >>

I am sure that if I would go and ask you folks about naming over here some of your pet peeves from traditional collaborative and knowledge sharing tools, you would probably be getting on a roll for a good while and share all of those gripes you have been exposed to and that you wish something could be done about them. No doubt! Ready? MORE >>

or the dreaded "KM Architecture" (there might be one or more - but it is not an IT architecture in the traditional sense - I would consider a patterns-based argument for KM though).  Technology Many of the failures of the KM hype of the nineties were a result of the exuberant belief that KM was a tooling problem (e.g., MORE >>

www.straitsknowledge.com blog articles how-to guides events publications book videos about Getting Management Buy-in For KM About 18 months ago we launched a narrative project to collect stories from KM practitioners about their experiences of success and failure in getting management buy-in and support for their KM initiatives. MORE >>

I’ve echoed words by Dave Snowden and Jon Husband that rather than trying to create a knowledge sharing culture, we are instead creating conditions and environment for that to happen naturally via a participation model that facilitates connections and shared context. Social Computing, and KM 2.0. My post on KM 2.0 MORE >>