Three Eras of Knowledge Management - Nancy Dixon

In this video I overview "Where Knowledge has Been and Where it is Going," three eras that include 1) information management, 2) experience management and 3) idea management. The video is a summary of 3 blog posts at nancydixonblog.com and includes my latest thinking about Part 3, Where KM is Going.

[@elianaparra4969]

So helpful! Thank you ❤

[@gm3750]

Thank you Nancy. I recognised so much of what you mentioned but I didn’t have the chronological perspective. It helps me to understand where an organisation is at when their current state of KM.

[@sugoiso]

Thank you..I love this. Remember the seminar last month i attend in hk, that was a big help to me to get an idea on KM

[@RVHatcher]

Lotus Notes came out in 1990 and was a true knowledge management tool. By 1995 there were hundreds of thousands of users. VAX Notes preceded that by about five years and could be considered a KM solution.

[@gm3750]

Bob I agree but in the mid 90’s when I was using Lotus Notes on a large ERP implementation we didn’t view it as such. We saw it through a very tactical lens, as a means for enabling sharing and as a repository tool...we hadn’t matured enough to allow ourselves to see the strategic advantage for the wider organisation - that did come later though.