As many of you know, I’ve been following in the steps of Benjamin Franklin all week long in an effort to find a better, and... Read More
Jane Hart describes her daily personal knowledge management (or PKM) routine. It's an inspiring yet practical workflow for information curation. Or information wrangling, as I like to call it: I ... | Infotention
The integrated knowledge management model that I have created combines the main aspects of the topics discussed on this site into a model that focuses on t
This has always been a bit of a tricky subject, because knowledge and information are used interchangeably by so many people. Therefore, you will often fin
Wisdom of Ancient China: The best and most famous Confucius quotes about life so you can be inspired to live deeply. (READ)
Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg - Organizational culture is like an iceberg. Don't leave the organizational iceberg unattended!
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There is a very close link between Knowledge and Performance. The more knowledge we have, the better we can perform. The more we learn f...
A writer has to have a system for going back through old work and finding ideas.
FIGURE 6. Graphic detail of MK matching. - "Manufacturing Knowledge Graph: A Connectivism to Answer Production Problems Query With Knowledge Reuse"
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Geo-collaboration is an emerging research area in computer sciences studying the way spatial, geographically referenced information and communication technologies can support collaborative activities. Scenarios in which information associated to its physical location are of paramount importance are often referred as Situated Knowledge Creation scenarios. To date there are few computer systems supporting knowledge creation that explicitly incorporate physical context as part of the knowledge being managed in mobile face-to-face scenarios. This work presents a collaborative software application supporting visually-geo-referenced knowledge creation in mobile working scenarios while the users are interacting face-to-face. The system allows to manage data information associated to specific physical locations for knowledge creation processes in the field, such as urban planning, identifying specific physical locations, territorial management, etc.; using Tablet-PCs and GPS in order to geo-reference data and information. It presents a model for developing mobile applications supporting situated knowledge creation in the field, introducing the requirements for such an application and the functionalities it should have in order to fulfill them. The paper also presents the results of utility and usability evaluations.
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Knowledge Management can help you streamline communications, organize information, increase efficiency to keep business running smoothly
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As we’ve discussed in a previous post, there are many theories, models and frameworks used in the field of knowledge translation (KT). Today we’ll highlight one of the most highly cited conceptual…
THE KNOWLEDGE-TO-ACTION PROCESS FRAMEWORK (GRAHAM, I.D. ET AL (2006):
The OODA loop was developed by military strategist John Boyd. It explainins the four steps of decision making: Observe, Orient, Decide Act. Learn how improve your decision making and turn uncertainty into opportunity.
