OK, it’s been a bit of a video tinkering period, partly stimulated by the launch of some new public workshops on knowledge audits, taxonomy development and this month, building a KM strategy. Not to mention a new version of iMovie with some cool effects. Enjoy! You can download the original video file (mp4 format) here , or visit the blip.tv MORE >>

Personal knowledge management can be very useful and when it is social it can serve many purposes. Can twitter serve this function? Here is an interesting post from Andre Yee at eBizQ, Is Twitter's Growth Sustainable? He raises four issues: attrition, demographics, user experience and usage patterns, and monetization. It reminds me of del.icio.us. MORE >>

Last year, Ray Sims compiled a discriminating list of 62 KM definitions (and counting). think 62 definitions is a great start. As far as I'm concerned, the more the better—and much better than just one definition of knowledge management that tries to please everybody. Best of all, many of these definitions are very different from how I see KM. MORE >>

Written by Meryl Evans. There’s no unwritten rule on Twitter that says you must do unto other followers as you would have others do unto you. When you click that “follow&# button you’d like to think that the person will want to follow you back. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. asked some Twitterers their reasons. MORE >>

Today we launch our Influence Landscape framework ! Click on the image to download the pdf. This continues our tradition of creating frameworks to elucidate where things are going, including extremely popular visuals such as Future of Media Strategic Framework , Future of the Media Lifecycle , Enterprise 2.0 Implementation Framework and many more. MORE >>