Sometimes we get so wrapped up in the high flown theory and rhetoric of knowledge sharing, we forget the mundane, almost mechanical ways in which we can enhance it. Get buy-in from your senior management at the start; in fact ask them what they would like included in the filenaming convention before implementation. MORE >>

That man has got plenty of golden nuggets to share around the topics of Knowledge Sharing, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Enterprise 2.0 Have you checked out one of his most recent blog posts on Why is Knowledge Sharing Important? Create habits and routines for sharing: Yes, that’s right! MORE >>

beautiful area, but sadly too remote to be a practical base for a much-traveled management consultant! of discovery and sharing which it had generated. and enjoy the discovery of resources  - and subsequently the discovery of shared interests, expertise, passions and ultimately informal networks. MORE >>

In a research paper he co-authored, Zweig argues that workplaces focus on developing software and therefore do a less-than-stellar job of identifying the barriers to knowledge sharing. the company has done a poor job of promoting inter-office sharing. My Comments. MORE >>

Mark’s post also covers some blog discussion on the difference between sharing and communication, which I may add to in another post. Nick Milton says in a blog post: "…there is no point in creating a culture of sharing, if you have no culture of re-use. It’s about engagement, not knowledge sharing. MORE >>