A Holy Grail: Effective Knowledge Capture, Persistence, Enhancement, and Transfer

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We spend a good deal of time thinking about the definition of KM and ways to improve it, but we don't drill nearly deep enough into the philosophy of KM.

This post caught my attention because of the definition of Generation 3 KM:"In Generation 3, we acknowledge Gen 2 (content management) but also see knowledge is simultaneously a flow and a thing—so for the flows we manage channels." (pg 37) <a href="http://www.kwork.org/Stars/snowden_part1.html" target="_blank">Dave Snowden</a>Hmmm - <a href="item/7451" target="_blank">channels</a>. ;-) 9 application/xml false blogging inward KM knowledge management A Holy Grail: Effective Knowledge Capture, Persistence, Enhancement, and Transfer Since the 1980s, the connotation of "knowledge management" morphed from exciting technology business opportunity to an idea that largely failed, in commercial terms, anyway. But the underlying need for KM has not gone away; in fact, it has grown. item/53612 Conversations with David Snowden Practice and Communication of 3rd Generation Knowledge Management http://www.kwork.org/Stars/snowden_part1.html Third Generation Knowledge Management This post could be sub-titled "Grokking Dave Snowden", because that's how I felt after reading this PDF file from AOK (Association of Knowledgework). http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/002319.php Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727) 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 aseidl 68.40.167.222 false true false false true 190014 false false true false false false true 214 blog blogsite/MySTHome/web