http://nsl.gbrettmiller.com/2006/mastery-on-the-dance-floor-%c2%bb-hobby-turned-world-record ... a knowledge worker's waste blog ... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:55:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://nsl.gbrettmiller.com/2006/mastery-on-the-dance-floor-%c2%bb-hobby-turned-world-record#comment-189 KM is dead; long live KM · G. Brett Miller - No Straight Lines Wed, 22 Nov 2006 14:45:28 +0000 http://nsl.gbrettmiller.com/2006/mastery-on-the-dance-floor-%c2%bb-hobby-turned-world-record#comment-189 [...] Too often KM comes across as a destination, when in fact it is - should be - a process. When I was working in the realm of KM, many years ago, the biggest challenge I had was convincing people that KM should not be considered as an end in and of itself, but rather as a means to an end. To use an analogy from a recent post, many people expected KM to teach them a dance when they should be using it to learn how to dance. [...] [...] Too often KM comes across as a destination, when in fact it is - should be - a process. When I was working in the realm of KM, many years ago, the biggest challenge I had was convincing people that KM should not be considered as an end in and of itself, but rather as a means to an end. To use an analogy from a recent post, many people expected KM to teach them a dance when they should be using it to learn how to dance. [...]

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