I wanted to share a case that happened to me with you. We can learn from it in similar situations and even apply it to situations that...

In every knowledge management project, there comes that moment when we're so close to implementing the solution that we can already see...

The world of Web2.0 fascinates most of us. The interest is real and is more than a short-termed passing trend. There is a great commotion...

The book "Successful Business Intelligence"  is highly recommended and worth a quick trip to the bookstore or an online order. Published in 2008, this unique book by Cindy Howson stands out for several reasons. First and foremost, Howson, despite her extensive experience, writes with humility, avoiding a condescending tone. Instead of adopting a "know-it-all" approach, she acknowledges her mistakes along the journey and shares her knowledge with readers on an equal footing. W

I noticed that most professional books typically have titles and subtitles. The main title, an enticing name, encourages the reader to pick up the book, purchase it, and potentially delve into its contents. Gary Hamel's book, "The Future of Management" , deviates from this convention by lacking a subtitle, which is regrettable. This doesn't diminish its value, but the primary title might be misleading. The book's essence revolves around the assertion that the management metho

One of the most distinctive signs of any culture is the rituals conducted among its members. This time we'll discuss birthday...

“The Long Tail”,  a concept borrowed from statistical mathematics and renowned as a cornerstone of WEB2.0, is explored primarily in terms of economics and business in the book. Originating as an extension of an article by the author Chris Anderson on the Internet, the book has gained recognition as one of the most downloaded articles online. The book has received numerous congratulations and compliments, featuring endorsements on the cover from notable figures such as the CEO

Introduction Project management has become a central field in the business world in recent years. Project managers are among the busiest...

We all look at the WEB2.0 world in amazement. Amazed by the sharing, surprised by the content, amazed by the contribution (collective...

In 2know magazine's March 2007 issue, an article titled "Storytelling" listed the advantages and benefits of storytelling as a method for...

I have delved into numerous books on knowledge management, categorizing them broadly into works by Key Thinkers who shape the discourse on knowledge management and works by Knowledge Doers—consultants or managers directly involved in implementing knowledge management in organizations, with a strong focus on practical applications. I choose my words carefully; Key Thinkers also perform, and Doers also think, yet the distinction is evident. Carl Frappaolo's "Knowledge Managemen

The term KM 2.0 represents a new generation of knowledge management, based on the principles and applications of WEB 2.0, hence its name....

In recent months, everywhere I turned I heard the phrase "professional workstation." Every organization, every unit, and every position...

In every organization, some employees leave. Departure is a natural process. However, there are periods in an organization's life when...

"Naked Conversations" explores the realm of blogs, primarily focusing on non-organizational blogs that contribute to businesses in the Internet world. Authors Robert Scoble and Shel Israel, both avid bloggers, bring a subjective perspective to the book. While they attempt objectivity, the inherent bias is evident. Nevertheless, the book offers a fresh understanding of the blogging world, sharing numerous blog stories that convey blogs' familiarity, significance, and potential

In most hierarchical organizations, internal communication reflects the organizational structure, primarily flowing downward—from...

Our world is inundated with documents, drowning in their sheer volume. Analysts engage in a competition of bleak statistics to depict the...

In 1943, Allied generals Montgomery and Patton competed over who would be the first to capture the city of Messina in Sicily. In their...

Many managers struggle with how to motivate employees to share their tacit knowledge; knowledge that is sometimes acquired without the...

Upon learning about the release of Nonaka and Ichijo's new book, I couldn't resist delving into its contents. Nonaka, undoubtedly one of the pioneers in knowledge management, co-authored "The Knowledge-Creating Company" with Takeuchi, a renowned work in the field. In the realm of knowledge management, where methodologies continually evolve and technological advancements enable capabilities that were unimaginable a decade ago, the significance of such a book, primarily authore