Archive for the ‘knowledge management’ Category

Combining Project Management and Knowledge Management

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

I’ve seen several attempts to merge project management with knowledge management.  It’s a worthy pursuit because the synergy will greatly benefit the organization.  The big question is how to do this successfully.  Chuck Tryon and Suliman Hawamdeh at PM Hut have an interesting spin – include Requirements Management into the mix.

It’s Not Who Builds the Better Search Engine . . .

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

It’s who can deliver the real promise of the Internet – the right answer.  Bob Pritchett explains how Google “destroyed the web” with their innovative approach to search.  “Do no evil” falls prey to the evil of unintended consequences.

All Knowledge is Useful Even When It is Wrong

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Thanks to Pharyngula for the link to this great article from Issac Asimov where he discusses why all knowledge is a working hypothesis.

What Knowledge Management Really Is

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

Jack Vinson describes the real goal of knowledge management.  A much needed reminder after a day of discussing the use of online social networking tools.  It’s great to focus on the public but employees can also benefit from internal social networks.