TRIZ (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 […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.png00Alisonhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngAlison2020-10-05 14:56:572021-04-13 23:53:17Blog for the September 2020 Seminar: TRIZ
Summary This meeting introduced the little-known methodology with Russian origins, called TRIZ. Patterns that were uncovered while delving deep into the patents database during work in Russia revealed around 100 concepts, principles, and strategies that they believe will help to solve any problem. Ron has extensive experience using TRIZ in a huge range of different […]
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Antony 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 […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.png00Netikxhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngNetikx2020-07-24 17:04:172021-04-13 23:34:54Blog for July 2020 Seminar: A Library during lockdown
Summary Antony Groves, from the University of Sussex gave a lively account of how his team have made ten changes to the library website since lockdown. He talked about benchmarking, user surveys and feedback and plenty of iterations to get things right. They have had two aims: to make the site accessible to meet Government […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.png00Davidhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngDavid2020-07-23 11:45:292022-11-03 18:20:25July 2020 Seminar: Time critical user centred library web design
How 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 […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.png00Alisonhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngAlison2020-05-21 17:12:502021-04-13 17:27:41Blog for May 2020: Gurteen knowledge cafe
Summary This meeting was a regular Knowledge Café that David Gurteen held especially for NetIKX members. We heard David set out the reasons he felt the world had changed beyond all recognition since the second world war. He listed the familiar story of the internet, transport advances, global finances and social media but also more […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.png00Alisonhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngAlison2020-05-21 17:03:502022-11-03 18:19:36May 2020 Seminar: How do we thrive in a hyper-connected, complex world?
Topical 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 […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Jan-202-discussion.jpg272479Davidhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngDavid2020-01-30 22:00:122021-04-13 15:38:54Blog for January 2020: Keeping the show on the road in a virtual world
Summary NetIKX had a dazzling meeting with Paul Corney, President-elect of CILIP, showing his wealth of knowledge about meetings of all kinds, and specifically virtual meetings. The presentation ranged from detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of technology packages – where he pulled out some surprising issues to watch out for – to the […]
https://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Jan-202-discussion.jpg272479Davidhttps://www.netikx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/NetIKX.pngDavid2020-01-30 18:11:132022-11-03 18:18:21January 2020 Seminar: Virtual working and learning: is it working for you?
Summary At this meeting Jonathan Breckon of the Alliance for Useful Evidence explained the role of his organisation. It is a network, hosted by the UK’s innovation charity Nesta, the government’s vehicle for designing, testing and scaling new solutions to some identified problems. These organisations champion the smarter use of evidence in social policy and […]
TAXONOMY 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 […]
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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 […]
September 2020 Seminar: TRIZ and how it can be applied to Knowledge and Information Management
/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Events 2020, Previous Events/by Rob RossetSummary This meeting introduced the little-known methodology with Russian origins, called TRIZ. Patterns that were uncovered while delving deep into the patents database during work in Russia revealed around 100 concepts, principles, and strategies that they believe will help to solve any problem. Ron has extensive experience using TRIZ in a huge range of different […]
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 […]
July 2020 Seminar: Time critical user centred library web design
/in Corporate knowledge and information management, Events 2020, Organisational K and IM: library and archive management, Previous Events/by DavidSummary Antony Groves, from the University of Sussex gave a lively account of how his team have made ten changes to the library website since lockdown. He talked about benchmarking, user surveys and feedback and plenty of iterations to get things right. They have had two aims: to make the site accessible to meet Government […]
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 […]
May 2020 Seminar: How do we thrive in a hyper-connected, complex world?
/in Events 2020, K and I sharing: networking, K and IM: professional development, Knowledge and information management, Knowledge and information sharing, Previous Events/by AlisonSummary This meeting was a regular Knowledge Café that David Gurteen held especially for NetIKX members. We heard David set out the reasons he felt the world had changed beyond all recognition since the second world war. He listed the familiar story of the internet, transport advances, global finances and social media but also more […]
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 […]
January 2020 Seminar: Virtual working and learning: is it working for you?
/in Events 2020, K and I sharing: networking, Knowledge and information sharing, Previous Events/by DavidSummary NetIKX had a dazzling meeting with Paul Corney, President-elect of CILIP, showing his wealth of knowledge about meetings of all kinds, and specifically virtual meetings. The presentation ranged from detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of technology packages – where he pulled out some surprising issues to watch out for – to the […]
November 2019 Seminar: Useful evidence: getting research evidence valued and used.
/in Events 2019, Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Previous Events/by NetikxSummary At this meeting Jonathan Breckon of the Alliance for Useful Evidence explained the role of his organisation. It is a network, hosted by the UK’s innovation charity Nesta, the government’s vehicle for designing, testing and scaling new solutions to some identified problems. These organisations champion the smarter use of evidence in social policy and […]
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 […]