Thoughts on Knowledge Management, Business, Life in General, Society, Spirituality ...

A few thoughts about the way i see business, work, knowledge, and its application to work change the way things are done, and the impact these have on the business scenario around us. You will also find a few reflections about the world around us, and beyond ...

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Shelflife ...

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A rather interesting post by Darcy Lemons over at APQC about the shelflife of knowledge ... or, how long should we retain knowledge? Intere...
Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Give To Get, And E 2.0 ...

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There is an interesting post over at the Greater IBM Connection ... 2.0 means give to get ... its gives, in a nutshell, some of the basic i...

Driver Or Enabler ...

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There is a very interesting my friend Nirmala has created ... to get a better understanding of the nature of KM initiatives in organizations...
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Of Subsidiary And Focal

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I had read about the concepts of subsidiary knowledge and focal knowledge , dimensions of tacit knowledge, as propounded by Polanyi . So? We...
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Monday, October 13, 2008

Bangalore's Ceasar's ...

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When you go to Bangalore next ... tucked away on M. G. Road (and i say tucked away, because if you drive too fast, which, by the way, isnt p...
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Web 2.0 ... All About Adoption

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There is an interesting post by Jevon MacDonald, about e 2.0 taking the stage . Especially where he says ... The interconnections and inte...

Recommendation Market ...

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This is something i have been thinking about ... one of the applications of the web 2.0 technologies, and of what some call the semantic web...
Sunday, October 12, 2008

Some Thoughts ...

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They say that when people are low, they can be cheered up by two things ... humour, and sex. For the latter, this is not the right place to ...
Saturday, October 11, 2008

Sitting In The Lawn ...

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Sitting out in the lawn ... Something you wouldn't even think of during the summer months, and something which you wouldn't get the ...
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Leadership and Social Computing ...

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A rather interesting post by Rachel Happe ... the distinction between wisdom of crowds and mob rule ... interesting reading ... more so bec...
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Atul
Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Spent around 10 years in the Training industry, doing a lot of Training, and quite a bit of KM (without knowing it at the time, though ...)! Now, I am a full-time Knowledge Management professional. I am interested in learning about the world around me. What makes it tick ... And, of course, am interested in Food! I like to believe I am a seeker. Though I know not what I seek ... Maybe thats the way it is meant to be. Seeking The Truth, and I know God is by me.
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