Enterprise 2.0 meets Social Marketing In 1988 tunnel boring machines aimed at one another began their slow attack from France and the United Kingdom respectively.  The ultimate death match resulted in ...

This has been a common conversation for me over the last 5 years or so... Most People: What is it that you do again? Me: I help companies operate and compete in a knowledge-based economy. Most People: Huh? Me: I work with companies on ...

Microsoft's line of videos about business collaboration are well done and inspire a lot of thought about the possibilities of the new networked business landscape.  What they make me wonder though is which product are they espousing be ...

Well I've been noodling [aka procrastinating] on this post awhile - given my recent interview with Inc. Magazine on selecting collaboration tools, though, I thought it was time... For many of ...

BusinessWeek just published an article that talks about incorporating people that aren't formally part of your organization into it's methods for innovating.  The article profiles a video game company that ...

Orbital RPM's Knowledge Management helps organizations identify, capture and exchange organizational knowledge in a way that is most useful to the end users.  Many hold the dangerous perception that knowledge management is successful because of software.  Software provides a platform for ...

The New York Times recently published this map which shows data searches where users jumped from journal to journal as part of the knowledge they were seeking.  What a great ...

I haven't participated for quite some time but this month's Big Question on the Learning Circuits blog was too intriguing... If you peer inside an organization in 10 years time and ...

CLO [Chief Learning Officer] Magazine released their 2009 Business Intelligence Industry Report today.  In full disclosure I have not read the detailed report [which is being sold for $495] ...

I recently returned from a trip to a client's site in the Andes just outside Cajamarca, Peru.  We were there with an elusive mission...capture knowledge.  Can it get more vague? As ...