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I’m writing a few articles right now and want to get some info and opinions.

]]> By: E L S U A ~ A KM Blog » Blog Archive » Knowledge Management by Dave Snowden http://nsl.gbrettmiller.com/2006/km-is-dead-long-live-km#comment-190 E L S U A ~ A KM Blog » Blog Archive » Knowledge Management by Dave Snowden Thu, 23 Nov 2006 14:19:25 +0000 http://nsl.gbrettmiller.com/2006/km-is-dead-long-live-km#comment-190 [...] I am surprised. I am actually very surprised that not many people have been linking, nor commenting, thus far to what I feel is one of the best articles or weblog posts around the subject of Knowledge Management ever shared on the Internet. Of course, it had to come from the one and only: Dave Snowden. Get a cup of coffee (or tea), sit back and enjoy reading Whence goeth KM?. As I said, once of the best pieces ever written about the state of things with Knowledge Management. A trip down the memory lane, both for those of us who have been doing KM for a while but also very helpful for those who are just getting acquainted with it, on how Knowledge Management originated, where it went, why it failed, where we are now and what the future holds for us with it. Highly recommended, to say the least. [...] [...] I am surprised. I am actually very surprised that not many people have been linking, nor commenting, thus far to what I feel is one of the best articles or weblog posts around the subject of Knowledge Management ever shared on the Internet. Of course, it had to come from the one and only: Dave Snowden. Get a cup of coffee (or tea), sit back and enjoy reading Whence goeth KM?. As I said, once of the best pieces ever written about the state of things with Knowledge Management. A trip down the memory lane, both for those of us who have been doing KM for a while but also very helpful for those who are just getting acquainted with it, on how Knowledge Management originated, where it went, why it failed, where we are now and what the future holds for us with it. Highly recommended, to say the least. [...]

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