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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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Many large organisations have subject matter experts with a deep knowledge and understanding of business-critical information. This knowledge needs to be conveyed to a target audience in another area of […]
Read moreWe know all about explicit knowledge – it is visible and tactile, and has been recorded in libraries since Sumerian times. Tacit knowledge, however, is somewhat harder to tie down. […]
Read moreSome recent research has highlighted the transformative power of conversation. I presented on this topic at the Melbourne KMLF last night. This was one of three “Ignite” format presentations done […]
Read moreIn late March 2011, Matt Moore of Innotecture and I will be running an Information Management Clinic in Melbourne. This is a session focused on information “pain relief” and practical problem […]
Read moreI presented on this topic at Ark Group’s Collaboration Site Visits event in Sydney on 8 September. The Slide Pack is now available on SlideShare here. This was a half-day workshop, […]
Read moreI will be presenting two sessions at the CPA Congress in Melbourne next Monday. The Slide Packs are now available on SlideShare – they are: Knowledge Transfer Toolkit Program This […]
Read more“Nearly 60 percent of projects aimed at achieving business change do not fully meet their objectives.” – IBM, 2008. Why does this happen? As many working in Knowledge Management and […]
Read moreI 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, methods and tools that can […]
Read morePound to a smooth paste 1 oz. butter, 2 hard-boiled yolks of eggs, 4 washed and boned anchovies or ½ oz. anchovy paste, with 1 tea spoon Madras Chutney, salt […]
Read moreAs part of some training material I have been writing for a client, I have revisited some related work I was engaged in some years ago. One of the other […]
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