Watching The Tour de France
by One of my favorite things about July is the Tour de France. I have been disappointed with the doping scandals over the last few years. …
Category: KM Space blog posts
At one point I was heavily involved in knowledge management. I ran a blog called KM Space. I decided to import those post here for archiving.
Weekend Book Review – Time Bandit
I just finished reading Time Bandit. I wish I had spent my time better. The book was written by Andy and Johnathan Hillstrand, with William …
Wikis versus Document Management System
My article comparing wikis to a document management systems is published this month in two sister publications. KM Legal Magazine has it published as Which …
Do today’s new collaboration tools make it harder for IT to wrangle corporate information, or easier?
Mostly to toot my own horn, there is a piece by Andrew Conry-Murray in Information Week: Holy Web 2.0 Herding Nightmare. I am not a …
Happy Patriot’s Day
One of the quirky Massachusetts holidays is Patriot’s Day. It is a state-wide holiday to celebrate the Battles of Lexington and Concord. (For those of …
The Zen Of Blogging
Darren Rowse pointed me to the Zen of Blogging by Hunter Nuttall. Photo by Clearly Ambiguous It starts: They say that when the student is …
Document Behaviors
With my use of wikis and the adoption of wikis at The Firm, I have been focusing a lot of attention on the behaviors towards …
Wikis and Happiness
Over at the Wikinomics, the Blog, Anthony Williams published this picture of the process comparing email collaboration versus wiki collaboration: Wiki collaboration leads to happiness. …
Wikis and Household Knowledge Management
I have often proclaimed the virtues of using a wiki for knowledge management. But does it have place in household knowledge management? Today I have …
LinkedIn to My Facebook on My Blog
I co-authored an article with Jenn Steele of Leading Geeks entitled LinkedIn to My Facebook on My Blog. The article is on social media for …
Personal Knowledge Management and the Knowledge Market
As Davenport and Prusak state in Working Knowledge: “People rarely give away valuable possessions, including knowledge, without expecting something in return.” First generation knowledge systems …
Why Blog? – Why Every Client Should Want an Attorney Who Blawgs
Teri G. Rasmussen of the Ohio Practical Business Law Counsel has a great post on Why Every Client Should Want an Attorney Who Blawgs. Teri …
Why Blog? – Blogs in Plain English
The crew at Common Craft has come out with a great new video: Blogs in Plain English.
The Minstrel of BU Law School
The Law Blog on WSJ.com posted a story on Mark Pettit at the Boston University School of Law: The Minstrel of BU Law School. I …
The Four Types of Search and Vivisimo’s Social Search
After looking at my post on the Vivisimo Social Search, I thought back to how it relates to each of the four types of search. …
Personal Knowledge Management
I am at a knowledge management conference today. The personal knowledge management session is focusing on ways to rethink knowledge management. Where are we now? …
New Orleans
I just got back from a weekend in New Orleans and thought I would share my thoughts on this recovering city. You should plan a …
Copyrights in Legal Documents
I just finished readig an article by Thomas J. Stueber in The Internet & Copyright Lawyer: Due Diligence in Drafting: Copyrights in Legal Documents. He …
How Knowledge Management is like Golf
Dale Arseneault seems to bee enjoying his summer since he is using golf to compare knowledge management: How Knowledge Management is like Golf
Tour de France
I starting watching the Tour de France several years ago. My wife had knee surgery in June of 2001 and was laid up on the …