November, 2006

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Knowledge-at-work: KM practices

Knowledge-at-work

Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « When learning and knowledge collide | Main | Knowledge managers » November 05, 2006 KM practices Which KM practices are the most important in your opinion? Ive been giving this some thought and have this short list: Facilitate conversations - this is where connections are made, trust is built, new knowledge emerges.

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Dangerous jargon

SuccessFactors

'A colleague sent me this article which encourages us all to get hip to the dangers of jargon. According to a survey by YouGov, 40+% of people think phrases like “blue sky thinking,” and “getting our ducks in a row,” makes bosses look “untrustworthy and weak.

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Knowledge-at-work: Knowledge managers

Knowledge-at-work

Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « KM practices | Main | Perennial KM issues » November 11, 2006 Knowledge managers The knowledge manager may well be an endangered species as the KM meme fades and firms rush to stay abreast of complexity, social networking and chaos theory.

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Knowledge-at-work: Perennial KM issues

Knowledge-at-work

Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « Knowledge managers | Main | Beliefs around learning » November 19, 2006 Perennial KM issues What are some of the perennial KM issues business firms are dealing with? How to speed learning, increase awareness and share experiences.

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Investing in HR Software: How to Get Internal Buy-in

Buying HR software is a major decision. That’s why finding the right provider based on your needs and ensuring key decision makers are on board is vital. Download Paycor’s guide for tips to address common concerns across your buying committee.

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Knowledge-at-work: Beliefs around learning

Knowledge-at-work

Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « Perennial KM issues | Main | Social search - KM thinking » November 24, 2006 Beliefs around learning If you are involved with KM, you likely will have reflected on the connection(s) between learning and knowledge. Here are thoughts from Anecdote shared in their monthly newsletter: people dont think theyve learned anything until theyve reflected on what happened.The learning c

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The SaaS/On-Demand Benefits Test

SuccessFactors

'A post over at Vendorprisey (with a very clever title) got me thinking about Software as a Service (SaaS) again. So often, conversations about SaaS involve an argument about what is and what is not considered SaaS. To a certain extent these discussions can be helpful -helping to classify different solutions into categories that imply certain attributes and […].