Where is the boat?

Great stuff

The biggest issue I'm having with implementing LL is when to trigger "Reuse of LL" any suggestions from your side ?

Wonderful presentation and thought-provoking. Thank you

My professor is teaching knowledge management as a hybrid course one week in class next week online and then repeats In this motion during the first online session told us to watch your video thought you should know he has a PHD as well so your doing good

Great stuff

Thanks professor. Excellent :)

Hi Gio, Sorry - those words don't translate well internationally. Thank you for asking for clarification. You could interpret "broad church" as "large umbrella which covers a number of techniques". Rules of thumb" means "rules and assumptions which are generally correct". So I have a "rule of thumb" for air travel which is that I always clear security an hour before my flight. Some people leave less time, but I find this rule generally works well for me. I hope that makes helps!

excuse me sir..i appreciate your work but there are some kind of words that i didnt get like "broad church", "rules of thumb" I want to know about that because my topic for my report is all about knowledge mngt. please help

You're welcome! :)

Thank you for sharing and not storing! :)

Great lecture - loved the dead butterflies analogy

Thank you for this. Very useful. We've feautred it as a resource on our page about evaluation rubrics: betterevaluation[.]org/evaluation-options/rubrics.

Thank You

...something, and it makes sense for people to offer up solutions to problems, because one day, they might need help. Is it common practice? Not in many cultures. People feel that asking for help is a sign of weakness, they lose face... or people don't want to respond because they fear that it will cost them more time to provide further information. (see my videos on KM and Barriers to sharing). So these examples are logical - they make sense to organisations - but not always to individuals!

OK - just don't tell your teacher! ;O) i) It makes sense for project teams to take time to learn from other projects before they start -because it might save time, reduce risk, avoid problems. That's common sense. But it's not common practice. Why? Because every project likes to think it's unique, or contacts from other projects are hard to find, lessons aren't captured, or are captured in a way which isn't useful. ii) It makes sense that people ask for help when they don't know (contd)

hallo chris. u are much better than my teacher i m actually learning from u than my teacher. thank you. would u able to come two cases that knowledge management is common sense managing, and when it does not make sense managing. than you.

Thanks! Yes, I guess you could say that much of knowledge management *is* common sense - but that doesn't mean that it's common practice! So there's still plenty to do in helping organisations to work smarter...

hello chris, one word wow, u are great thank you. one question, is knowledge management common sense. thank you

Well, there are two that I wrote with Geoff Parcell - "Learning to Fly" and "No More Consultants" (but that's a bit self-congratulatory!) Naturally it all depends what you're looking for, but I'd also recommend: Common Knowledge (Nancy Dixon), Digital Habitats (Wenger, White & Smith), Knowledge Works (Van WInkelen & Mackenzie), Explorations in Information Space (Boisot), Working Knowledge (Davenport & Prusak), Collaborative Advantage (Lank) and The New Edge in Knowledge (O'Dell & Hubert).

Hi Kateroo58 - thanks for letting me know! I've uploaded a replacement transcript, Technology still has a way to go!

Hi Chris, can you suggest some of them please? thanks in advance.cheers

There are some interesting KM books on there out there too Aleks! :O)

Have you read the interactive transcript? Has lost something in translation! Doesn't cope well with speaker's accent.

Just added a transcript to the description. Hope it helps... Chris

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Finally a good explanation of something that is often explained as some obscure science. Which is absurd considering the subject ! Thank you

very helpful indeed, many thanks!

Really good explanation, I don't even need to read boring book. Thanks

awesome! a favorite and a tumbs up!!!!!!