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This website is the personal blog of Keith De La Rue. It was previously the business website for AcKnowledge Consulting. It features personal views and articles, and content on Knowledge […]
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I recently wrote a series of three articles for Star News Group’s Business West magazine on Social Media. One of these is mentioned in the previous post here – now […]
Read moreWell, that was my working title for an article published in the November issue of Business West. The title for the published article ended up as the more prosaic – […]
Read moreDavid Gurteen has recently posted an article comparing his Knowledge Café concept and World Café, which are similar processes, but with “some subtle but significant differences”. As I have been doing […]
Read moreLater today I’m speaking at Knowledge transfer in a digital age – a free Information Awareness Month event in Melbourne, jointly promoted by a number of organisations in the “records, archives, […]
Read moreFurther to previous posts here on the transformative power of conversation – the Ignite presentation at KMLF, and the trampoline presentation – I have now also written an article on the topic, […]
Read moreSo just over a month ago – just after landing back from my few days in Brisbane – I spent a few days down at Wildwood Retreat in Pennyroyal Valley with twelve […]
Read moreSo today I presented this topic at trampoline. Trampoline is a “self-organising event for those who find the world interesting, have something to offer and share, and have an inquisitive […]
Read moreMatt Moore, the chair of the NSW KM Forum, and I will be facilitating two Knowledge Cafés on 11 April, one on each of these topics. These events will be […]
Read moreI have just written a guest post for the IABC Vic Chapter blog. It summarises why I see a strong connection between KM and communications, with a bit of history […]
Read moreOn Tue 15 Mar, I’ll be speaking at the Queensland Joint Information Management Conference for Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia. The topic is a familiar one – Building and managing […]
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