Articles on Knowledge Management

This post sponsored by the Enterprise CIO Forum and HP. Following up my Data Disconnect and Shadow IT post from yesterday, I wanted to talk about the 2nd

I just finished reading Eric T. Peterson's post titled The Myth of the “Data-Driven” Business. I don't talk or write much about 'data'...mostly because

In the IT world, we tend to take a single-minded approach to our technology platforms.   We have email systems. We have web systems. We have HR and

I recently submitted a paper to be considered for an academic conference on the topic of IT Project Management. The conference uses a double-blind review

Converting tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge is nearly impossible, but managing it through dialogue and social platforms is achievable.

In my doctoral research, I've been researching ways to improve knowledge capture and sharing methods, specifically within project teams but the ideas can

I'm continuing my research into Knowledge Management practices and principles within the project world.   Currently still in literature review mode and

Just finished reading Enterprise 2.0: New Collaborative Tools for Your Organization's Toughest Challenges My review in two words: Excellent book! Whether

Here's the latest version of my storytelling for knowledge management in projects presentation.  Enjoy! Recorded Presentation via Vimeo: Storytelling,

A few months ago I ran across the IDEO Fellows website and saw a lot of really interesting authors listed and realized I'd heard of everyone on the page

As part of a research project for my doctorate work I've been looking at the use of storytelling for knowledge sharing in project teams. I've found the

Management Issues has a nice post titled "Organizations Ignoring the Transfer of Knowledge" that talks about the lack of planning for the transfer of

This post is an excerpt of a recent paper titled "Improving Knowledge in Projects."

I've been reading up on knowledge management topics (due to one of my classes being "Knowledge Management") and have found that there is a nice subset of