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Check this out on Wakelet - The status of KM in 2020 and trends for the future https://wke.lt/w/s/t9TqpO via @wakelet
Apparent decrease in popularity of communities and networks? Only clear trend between 2014 and 2020 @nickknoco #KM #KnowledgeManagement #netikx110
2Approach to both documented knowledge and tacit knowledge changes as #KM #KnowledgeManagement matures @nickknoco #netikx110
3Barriers and enablers to #KM #KnowledgeManagement consistent over time says @nickknoco #netikx110
2Value delivered strongly linked to org size and maturity (one spurious data point here!) #KM #KnowledgeManagement @nickknoco
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Blog for March 2021 Seminar: Working during the Covid pandemic
/in K and I sharing: networking, Knowledge and information sharing, Netikx /by AlisonThe theme for this seminar was Working during the COVID-19 Pandemic: sharing insights and experiences and was a break from our normal seminar format. We had eight speakers, and each spoke for ten minutes or less. Paul Corney Paul’s personal reflection was not necessarily about the pandemic – rather, on the last 20+ years. (He’s […]
Blog for January 2021 Seminar: Managing Knowledge in Project Environments
/in K and IM: professional development, Knowledge and information management, Netikx /by AlisonHow can we manage knowledge more effectively in project environments? This was the question posed in the most recent NetIKX seminar, led by Judy Payne, an independent consultant and co-author of Managing Knowledge in Project Environments . How do project managers define KM? Judy began by comparing the 2012 and 2019 versions of the APM Body of Knowledge (BoK) definitions of […]
Blog for November 2020 Seminar: Framework and ISO standards for Collaboration, KM and Innovation
/in Netikx /by AlisonAt first glance it may seem counterintuitive to have standards for innovation and collaboration – these are, after all, things which many people perceive as happening organically and spontaneously: the myth of creativity as a ‘Eureka moment’ is still prevalent, despite evidence to the contrary. Standards are often viewed as being imposed by authority and […]
Blog for October 2020 Seminar: Information as an Asset and the Hawley Report
/in Netikx /by AlisonIn 1995, a ground-breaking report, Information as an Asset: the Board Agenda (which came to be known as The Hawley Report) was published. This report called for a recognition of corporate information as a strategic asset and laid out the responsibilities of boards to identify their information assets and to ensure that these are managed […]
Blog for the September 2020 Seminar: TRIZ
/in Netikx /by AlisonTRIZ (a Russian acronym for a phrase usually translated as ‘the theory of inventive problem-solving’) is not a well-known technique in knowledge and information management circles. It is the brainchild of Genrich Altshuller, an engineer, scientist, inventor and writer – who, incidentally, paid the price for his innovative thinking style by displeasing Stalin and consequently being […]
Blog for July 2020 Seminar: A Library during lockdown
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by NetikxAntony Groves has been working at the University of Sussex for 15 years starting in a ‘front line’ role and continuing on into his current job where he is always talking to and supporting a lot of students at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels. He is a member of CILIP and blogs for the Multi […]
Blog for May 2020: Gurteen knowledge cafe
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonHow do we thrive in a hyper-connected, complex world? An afternoon of conversation with David Gurteen There was a great start to this Zoom meeting. David Gurteen gave some simple guidance to participants so we could all Zoom smoothly. It was great best practice demo. We are all becoming good at Zoom but simple guidance […]
Blog for January 2020: Keeping the show on the road in a virtual world
/in Netikx /by DavidTopical News! Virtual meetings are pretty much the only meetings in town! With Corvid19 rampaging through the UK, we all need to get skilled at the art of virtual meetings as a top priority. Now is the time to show your value as a KM professional by providing skills and knowledge in the virtual meeting […]
Taxonomy Bootcamp 2019 – featuring our Book Prize Draw!
/in K and I retrieval: controlled vocabularies, Netikx /by AlisonTAXONOMY BOOTCAMP 2019! For some years, NetIKX has been an organisational supporter of the Taxonomy Boot Camp London event (TBCL) held at Olympia in the early Autumn. That means that we help to promote TBCL, especially to our members and social media followers, and in exchange we get a stall / table-top location to […]
Blog for July 2019: Content strategy
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonThe speakers for the NetIKX meeting i July 2019 were Rahel Baillie and Kate Kenyon. Kate promised they would explain what Content Strategy is and what it isn’t and how it relates to the work of Knowledge Management Professionals. The two speakers came at this work from different backgrounds. Rahel deals with technical systems while […]