Learning is breathing in Creating is breathing out Knowing is holding your breath I've always been most interested in how knowledge manageme. MORE >>

Written by Dawn Foster. Last week, I admitted that I am an information junkie , and I wanted to follow up this week with a few tips for feeding your information habit by mining Twitter for information. Twitter Search. Twitter’s built-in search engine is probably my favorite way to find information in Twitter. Twitter Stream Graphs. MORE >>

If you are really going to take knowledge management seriously--invest time and resources, engage with senior leadership, and expect to see results--then you need to consider the roles and resources required to support your organization's KM activities. What KM roles have you found to be most valuable within your organization? MORE >>

Not long ago I posted on how broad communities can be a fertile ground to sprout new communities, and I also posted about a crowdsourcing exercise to create a community/s. SIDENOTE - after this crowdsourcing exercise the next step it to organise the ideas into categories. If only our forum had tagging. One forum stream with tags is the way to go. MORE >>

Five nuggets from various sources to help you in your knowledge continuity efforts (ie making sure your organisation keeps critical knowledge in flow while people come and people go). Rothwell is the author of the book Effective Succession Planning , which is also worth checking out for its knowledge-based approach. Thanks Doreen! MORE >>