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Company Brain: Another Angle on Knowledge Management in the Age of AI Agents
What if organizational knowledge could do more than answer questions? A Company Brain connects trusted knowledge with AI agents to support decisions and guide action- giving knowledge management a broader role in how organizations work.

Sarit Bain
Oct 287 min read


An AI Agent Is a Means, Not an End
Building an AI agent is only the beginning. Real value comes from solving the right problem, connecting reliable knowledge, and choosing a solution employees actually need- even when that means taking a simpler path.

Dafi Weiss
Oct 285 min read


From Tool to Agent: A Map of Terms for Working with Artificial Intelligence
What turns an AI tool into an agent? Look beyond the buzzwords to discover how knowledge, instructions, and autonomy come together - and why knowledge management makes the difference.

Dr. Moria Levy
Oct 2223 min read


Deeper, Wider, Wiser - Book Review
As AI grows more capable, how do we grow wiser? Deeper, Wider, Wiser explores seven human capacities that help us deepen our thinking, strengthen our judgment, and build a more meaningful partnership with AI.

Dr. Moria Levy
Oct 2121 min read


The Hidden Risk: When Organizational Knowledge Resides Outside the Organization
What happens when vital knowledge stays with a supplier after a project ends? Discover the hidden risks of externally held knowledge and how to bring it back into your organization’s hands.

Sagit Salmon
Sep 273 min read


A Small Team, a Large Team: How the Division of Responsibility Affects Knowledge Management
How does team size shape knowledge management success? Discover how clear roles, shared responsibility, and effective coordination help both small and large teams turn knowledge into lasting organizational capability.

Meirav Barsadeh
Sep 222 min read


Choosing Whysly - Book Review
Why do we miss what is right in front of us? Choosing Whysly reveals the hidden forces shaping our perceptions and offers practical ways to see more clearly, question assumptions, and make wiser decisions.

Dr. Moria Levy
Sep 2210 min read


Whether and How to Retain Employees’ Knowledge During a Sabbatical or Study Leave?
What happens to valuable knowledge when an employee takes a sabbatical or study leave? A structured retention process can protect critical expertise, capture new learning, and turn a temporary absence into lasting organizational value.

Sagit Salmon
Aug 303 min read


LLMO, AEO, GEO: It's Worth Working Harder So That Knowledge Works for You
As AI reshapes how people find and use information, discover how LLMO, AEO, and GEO help organizations make knowledge clearer, more reliable, easier to find, and ready for both people and AI systems to use.

Anat Bielsky
Aug 267 min read


The Triumvirate of Action - Book Review
How do we decide when certainty is out of reach? The Triumvirate of Action reveals how knowledge, belief, and faith work together to inspire wiser decisions, courageous action, and continuous learning in a complex and uncertain world.

Dr. Moria Levy
Aug 266 min read


Quality Before Quantity: How to Maintain a Knowledge Base That Supports Service Operations
When everything seems worth keeping, adding more content is easy. The real challenge is deciding what to leave out of the knowledge base.
Shay Shmaya
Jul 264 min read


When Knowledge Becomes an Experience
What happens when a document becomes a video, a diagram, or an interactive experience? In the age of AI, the role of the Knowledge Manager is fundamentally changing- from organizing information to designing knowledge experiences that help people understand, remember, and take action.

Anat Bielsky
Jul 2610 min read


Diary of HI & AI - Book Review
What if AI doesn't replace us- but empowers us? Diary of HI & AI presents a thought-provoking vision of human–AI collaboration, offering practical insights to help you prepare for the future of work and decision-making.

Dr. Moria Levy
Jul 267 min read


Is the Metaverse Dead?
Was the metaverse a failed revolution- or simply ahead of its time? Discover why the hype faded, where the technology is creating real business value today, and what its evolution reveals about the future of work, learning, and digital experiences.

Liron Dorfman
Jun 254 min read


Expert Knowledge Retention- Turning Tacit Knowledge into an Organizational Asset
Can expertise really be preserved? Discover how organizations can capture the thinking, judgment, and tacit knowledge behind expert decisions to accelerate learning, reduce knowledge loss, and transform individual experience into a lasting organizational asset.

Zvia Hen
Jun 255 min read


The Interweaving of Emotion and Knowledge - Book Review
What if emotions are not the opposite of knowledge- but the very force that creates it? Discover a thought-provoking perspective on how emotions shape learning, decision-making, leadership, and even the future of human-AI collaboration.

Dr. Moria Levy
Jun 258 min read


Who Leads Artificial Intelligence in the Organization?
Who should really lead the AI revolution inside the organization? Behind this question lies a much deeper transformation — one that challenges organizational structures, managerial responsibility, and the way organizations think about work, knowledge, and decision-making.

Dr. Moria Levy
May 274 min read


Organizational Knowledge Becomes Outdated Faster Than Organizations Think
How reliable is your organizational knowledge really? As processes, systems, and regulations constantly change, outdated knowledge can quietly damage efficiency, trust, and decision-making. Discover why knowledge maintenance is becoming just as critical as knowledge creation.

Sarit Bain
May 275 min read


Why the Chat Feels Faster and Smarter Than the Agent - and What Lies Behind That
Why does ChatGPT feel faster, smoother, and smarter than organizational AI agents? The answer is not only in the technology itself - but in the boundaries, governance, knowledge quality, and responsibility behind every organizational response. The gap between chat and agent reveals far more about enterprise knowledge than most organizations realize.

Dafi Weiss
May 264 min read


The Paradox of Choice - Book Review
How much freedom of choice actually makes us happier?
The Paradox of Choice reveals how an overload of options creates stress, regret, and dissatisfaction -while offering a more practical and simpler way to make better decisions in a world flooded with endless alternatives.

Dr. Moria Levy
May 259 min read
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