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Monthly Archives: December 2005

PKM as the Neuroscience of organizations

29-Dec-05

One of my earliest posts (Jun 12, 2003) was KM and the Brain (included in its entirety below for ease of reference). Looking at it again nearly 2 1/2 years later I still think the main idea is valid, though I have one update.
Specifically, I think that the neuroscience aspect of KM relates more directly [...]

Really Simple what? Thoughts on teaching RSS

01-Dec-05

I used to think that I kind of understood RSS, and could even explain it to people. By the end of the first morning at BlawgThink a couple of weeks ago I realized that I didn’t know nearly as much as I thought I did, and understood even less.
Jack Vinson talks about [...]

Dave Pollard’s choice of 12 best business books of 2005

01-Dec-05

Dave Pollard’s list of The 12 Best Business Books of 2005 is worth taking a look at. I’ll definitely be checking at least some of them out.
What really struck me about his review, though, was the summary at the end of the post (emphasis is mine):
In general, it was another disappointing year [...]

Cool phrase of the day: Effective Efficiency

01-Dec-05

Effective efficiency from Frank Patrick’s Focused Performance Weblog.
Jack Vinson and Jim McGee presented a session at BlawgThink about how knowledge management and collaboration affect productivity and process, which I like to look at as effectiveness and efficiency. (Now you know why the phrase appeals to me so much.)
BlawgThink attendee Jeffrey Phillips has also written [...]

Who’s reading your blog: Blogger Blocked at U.S. Border

01-Dec-05

It’s hard to believe it has been almost three weeks since BlawgThink and I still haven’t written anything about it!! Between the holidays blah blah blah. Most of my writing these days has been on my autism blog, but I do have a lot of ideas in the works for here.
A couple [...]

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