We know all about explicit knowledge – it is visible and tactile, and has been recorded in libraries since Sumerian times. Tacit knowledge, however, is […]
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The nuts and bolts we need to do things.
Tool Time
I wrote here some time ago (almost two years!) about Patrick Lambe’s KM Method Cards. This is a pack of quick reference cards covering 80 approaches, […]
Read morePicture the Future: Australia
Yesterday, on World Water Day, Siemens delivered a presentation outlining their technology blueprint for a cleaner, greener Australia. Using Siemens technologies in the fields of water […]
Read moreWho are you?
There was some recent discussion at actKM about automated online profiling systems. These systems trawl the net collecting information on people by name, and put together […]
Read moreRealising Our BroadBand Future
Can’t believe I forgot to post to the blog for all of November! At least I have something new to post now… The Government is […]
Read moreThe theory and practice of communities
Without clear thinking, valuable work may grind to a halt The following is the introduction to an article that I wrote, published in the November/December KM Review. […]
Read moreMr. Conroy, you are Talking Cock!
Talking Cock (v.): A Singaporean term meaning either to talk nonsense or engage in idle banter. – The Coxford Singlish Dictionary Over the last few years, I […]
Read morePaycheck
US researchers said they are able to selectively erase memories from mice in a laboratory, raising hopes human memory afflictions like post-traumatic stress syndrome can […]
Read moreWhat about the workers?
Now everybody wants one: Mistake makes ‘iPhone girl’ a celebrity “A Chinese factory worker has become a celebrity after her smiling face was accidentally loaded […]
Read moreDanger, Will Robinson, danger…
Apologies if you have visited this site any time in the last 12 hours or so, and noticed that it didn’t look quite right. Something […]
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