This involves understanding the current knowledge environment—whos connected to whom, where are the important knowledge assets, where are the blockers, what are the enablers—and developing the best possible map based on current information and resources available that can be made to guide the third journey. Follow me on Twitter. Thanks. MORE >>

Here is an example of this beautiful work. Posted by: Bill Toomey at February 4, 2007 11:46 AM I like your Moleskine labels. Follow me on Twitter. Filed in Book reviews , Fun , Knowledge. There was a practical reason for this seemingly perverse practice. Here they are on the left. Petroski, H. 2000). The book on the book shelf. MORE >>

About Videos Whitepapers How to use Blogs in the Workplace January 21st, 2007 Are you a CEO? For example, a Project Worksite should include a list of the people working on the project with links back to each person’s People Worksite. For example, Wikipedia is a great encyclopedia. Now I have a simple question for you. MORE >>

Saturday, 10 March 2007 I say Knowledge Management, you say Enterprise 2.0 - but that's wrong Is it me or just the feeds Im reading, but the word " knowledge management " (KM) is appearing more frequently (and not just as a tag ), particularly in the context of Enterprise 2.0 This is the old ChiefTech blog. ©2005-2009. E2.0). The E2.0 MORE >>

Thursday, April 5, 2007 Four Enterprise 2.0 Success Drivers: Connectivity (Part 4 of 4) This is part 4 of a 4 part blog on the Success Drivers for Enterprise 2.0. Read Part 1: Desire Read Part 2: Capability Read Part 3: Opportunity Read Part 4: Connectivity Desire, Capability, Opportunity relate to the individual contributor. MORE >>