E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Knowledge Management – Everything that has got to do with the traditional concept of Knowledge Management and Learning, whether it is Expertise Location, Content Management, (e)Learning, and so forth
Over at Tom Godfrey‘s weblog he has recently shared a post that I have actually enjoyed quite a lot since it is referencing another news article where it is stated how important it is for any Knowledge Management strategy to count on the people and not necessarily on the tools nor the processes (“After researching … Continue reading Five Steps to a Successful Knowledge Management Initiative
Some time ago I created a weblog post here in elsua around the topic of The High Cost of Interruptions where I mentioned how despite the fact that interruptions may be considered a negative thing, which is what has happened for quite some time now, they can actually be quite productive on their own if … Continue reading “Interruptiveâ€? Technologies Draining Knowledge Worker Productivity, Says Basex
Over at Denham Grey’s weblog he has just been sharing a weblog post that all of us, knowledge workers, Knowledge Management advocates and so forth should not be ignoring. In KM Wikipedia Regression he just mentions how the quality of the KM related article in Wikipedia has gone down a bit. Probably quite substantially. Shawn … Continue reading KM Wikipedia Regression – Time for an Update
In the past I have mentioned a couple of times how crucial storytelling is for the spreading and sharing of knowledge across different organisations, amongst other things. I talked about it both in KM Insights – Capturing Knowledge and Companies Struggle To Pass On Knowledge That Workers Acquire but this time around I thought I … Continue reading Instructional Video on Storytelling – Not Really
Yesterday I created a post over at my other weblog (elsua @ ITtoolbox) with the title GROU.PS – Your Ideal Community Collaboration Tool Suite ? and while I was actually writing down my thoughts with that quick commentary on GROU.PS and while I was playing around with the application to see what it actually offers … Continue reading Is There Such a Thing as the Ideal Community Collaboration Tool Suite?
Just today, as I was surfing away on the Internet looking for some information related to communities and their complex interactions I bumped, quite by chance, like it usually happens, with a very interesting article that even though it is several months old it is still very relevant today and it makes for a good … Continue reading The High Cost of Interruptions
Yesterday Tom shared an interesting weblog post referencing another article from Jeff Oxenford on Capturing Knowledge. While Jeff has shared a follow-up weblog entry (Congrats on the success of your daughter and her friend, Jeff!), I thought I would just comment on a couple of lines that Tom mentioned and which, I think, reflect quite … Continue reading KM Insights – Capturing Knowledge
Over at Knowledge Jolt Jack Vinson created yesterday a very interesting weblog post coming from a trackback from Amy Graham‘s weblog post on 10 Reasons Why Blogs Are an Awkward Conversation Tool. His weblog post is titled Blogs as conversation and I have certainly enjoyed the conversations so far from both weblog articles. I must … Continue reading Weblogs as Conversations – What Is the Deal ?
Over at Anecdote Mark (Hi Sean!) has been sharing a worrying and troublesome post dealing with how some Knowledge Management Yahoo Groups have been disappearing lately and for no good reason. And how one of them, one of my favourites dealing with the world of KM and from which I have learnt a great deal, … Continue reading Launching the New actKM Web Site
I am sure that every now and then you come to wonder yourself what happened to all those great weblogs that you have been following all along and that all of a sudden, and for no apparent reason, content stops from being shared and discussed with other folks, specially in such a fragile world like … Continue reading What Is Knowledge Management? – The Human Factor
