Author: Keith

Keith De La Rue works in Knowledge Management. His work includes writing and editing online newsletters and other documents, developing and delivering training, producing an online quiz and other multimedia content and developing and administrating an online document library. Keith is a committee member of the Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (KMLF), and is a regular speaker at conferences in Australia and overseas on a range of topics. He holds a degree in Computer Science from RMIT, and is a member of Mensa. For more info, see the "About" page on this site.

Nothing is what it seems

15 March 200719 March 2007 Keith 1 comment

“Everything you have seen here has been an illusion.” – Eisenheim 2007 “If the main theme throughout my writing is, ‘Can we consider the universe real, […]

Let me take you back…

14 March 200728 April 2019 Keith 2 comments

I had a very enjoyable week in KL and Singapore – a good conference session in KL, with lots of discussion, and a similarly positive […]

In KL and Singapore

3 March 200719 June 2008 Keith 2 comments

I’m off in the morning for a week’s “holiday”. On leave from my regular job, but speaking at “Portals, Content Management and Collaboration” in KL […]

Quote for today

24 February 20072 April 2007 Keith No comments

To truly show respect to people means to listen to and value their opinions, engage them in making decisions and trust them to take risks. […]

Memories are made of this

21 February 200724 February 2007 Keith 4 comments

Kim Sbarcea has a new blog – ThinkingShift. There is a thought-provoking article there on how “future archaeologists will view 21st Century life.” It does […]